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C, SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 21, 1925 -\nORM AN INTERIOR CHAMBER OF MINES\nTHOLICS AND\nMil - CLERICS\nPUNCH HEADS\n,mber of Deputies Amid\nIreat Disorder Backs\nHerriot\nBQUIS BANNED\nFOR A FORTNIGHT\nnes Unprecedented; Vote\n'verwhelming: for En-\n; force Secular Law\njRIS, March 20.\u2014The French gov-\nIciit's policy for maintaining in-\n> the separation of church and\nj applying the secularisation laws\nbased by prevnous parliaments,\nIndorsed by a substantial ma-\nf ln the chamber ot deputies thla\nng at a sitting filled with discernment supporters to the num-\n1)1 3K7 voted confidence in the\nrnment, nnd 95 votes were re-\nrd against the proposal. Many\nI votes were east by moderate\nVicuna of the Poincare and\nrand schools. The members of\n'right showed their disapproval\nie motion of confidence by ab-\nIng from voting.\n..Lacks Cardinals' Manifesto\nvote waa taken after the\nler had made a stubborn defence\na policy. During It he attacked\n-ecent manifesto of tbe French\nnals and archbishops, which pro-\n1 against the government's ef-\nto make tlie (undenominational\neffective In Alsace, and com-\n1 the Gbrlftkmlty of \"bankers\"\ntho \"Christianity of tho cata-\na.\"\nj address of the premier opened\nflood gates of temper of his\nicnts, wbich culminated ln one\ne worst disturbances the cham-\nhus ever noon. Old and new\na in France came into dramatic\nct on tbe floor, first when the\n,j|)ga und tbe Anti-Clericals In-\nd In a ' free .for-a 11 pummelling\nii. and second, when a censured\ny, Murquls do la i'enonaya, re-\nj to leave the chamber when he\nordered to do ao. The marquis\nCharacterised M. Harlot's refer-\nto \"Christianity of bankers\" as\n.urse and unwarranted Insult.\"\nIPrdmier Denies Persecuting\nt premier's denial of any Intent\n-raecute Catholics waa received\n: jeers by the opposition, which\nL hissed and otherwise inter-\n(1 him. The Marquis de la\nTiaya'a repeated cries of \"retract''\nf brought upon the deputy the\n1 severe penalty that ean be lm-\n\u2014censure and temporary eM-\nn.\nh penalty lias not heen imposed\nh during the paat IB years. It\nHhe marquis from the next 15\nn Imposed a fine of a month's\nand subjects him to arrest and\n(days' imprisonment In thecham-\n;>uilding if ho reenters it during\neriod.\npremier's speech was In ter-\n\u25a0d ut the outset by Abbe ]a--\nadmlscion that the manifestu\ne Cardinals had \"troubled many\n:-lenccs In profoundly Catholic\n!iunftk*s.\"\nthis, UM premier replied:\nAllow Full Liberty\no deeply respect all religious\nctiotis. We will not allow any\ny. to their liberty which we have\nfeguard.\" Then, turning to the\ndtion, the premier said: \"These\nemeu are grieved to hear me\njunce words of tolerance.\"\nStudy British Market IIMCMDI OV-TIl IM\nfor Fruit ol Ontario UNtlTlr LU I tli 111\nC. VV. BAXTER\n.01 Crinisby, Ont.. has been appointed by the Ontario government\nas u fruit expert to study the overseas piarket on behalf of the province.\niffflon Plans\nNo Road Program;\nExtend Time Only\nJTtAWA, March 80.\u2014There ta\nbe no farther financial asslst-\n\u00bb\u2022 by tbe federal government to\n\u25a0Tlnclal administrations for the\nWN8 AS RESULT\nOF ONTARIO FLOODS\nJHT HOPE, Ont., March 20.\u2014\nl)ii ho misseil the road as a result\nhe Oeneraska river flooding the\nfounding country I Ide, Charles\nEIGHTEEN BARS\nIN VANCOUVER\nTO OPEN TODAY\nTheir Beer Licences Are in\nMails; Other Wets Get\n'Em Next Week\nVICTORIA, Manh &%\u2014Eighteen\nhotels located in the heart of th'*\nbusiness seel Ion of Vancouver will\nopen their bars to tin- thirsty tomorrow morning for the first time\nUHder the new beer regulations recently enacted by the liquor control\nboard, it was announced today.\nFurther licences for Vancouver and\nother \"wet\" districts are expected\nto be issued early next week.\nProvided their bars are in keeping\nwith the provisions of the law. which\nmeans that persons fnun tbe Kraal\nmay have an unobstructed view of\nthe premises where beer will In-\nserved at tables, the IS hotels ln\nVancouver will be legally entitled ty\ncommence operations on reeelpt of\ntheir licences tomorrow morning.\nThree Weeks to Get All Out\n\"The liquor control board is dealing\nwith the applications (or beer licences\nWbich have been received, as rapidly\nas possible.\u25a0\" a statement issued by\nthe board this afternoon said. \"It is\nquite a substantial task, In view of\nthe tint that applications have been\nreceived from all the wet rtdlngi of\nthe province, it probably will take\ntwo or three weeks before tbe last\nof the applications arc disposed ul.\nMeantime tbe first of the licences are\ngoing forward by today's mail to\nVancouver hotels.\"\nCALGARY PLAN\nCAPITAL TREK\nA Week's M$rch in View;\nDrumheller, Lethbridge\nand Crow, Too\nEDMONTON JOBLESS\nINVADE LEGISLATURE\nKick at Withdrawal of Relief for Unmarried\nWorkers\nOAb'-iAttV, March -JO. \u2014 Hungry\nand desperate, between UliO and 400\nunemployed of tills city will commend a march to Edmonton bv trail,\n\\ la Drunihellcr. in an effort to get\nthe provincial government to extend\nrelief fur single unemployed men in\nthis province. The contingent expects to reach th-? capital Within a\nweak, anil on tin- route they will link\nforces with a contingent of unemployed ut Drumheller, who will also\nmarch tn the capital,\nThe t'tagary contingent, il Is said,\nwill be reinforced bv delegates from\nLelhhridffi' and the Crow's N'.-st Pa**\nand they plant to stay lu the vicinity\nof the parliament buildings until tin*\ngovernment decides to extend relief\nDecision to march on the cm pi lal\nwas reached at an enthusiastic meeting of membera of the Calgary Council of Unemployed, i,,-id today. Attar\nthey bad given the provincial govern*\nment until 10 o'clock to announce tbe\nextension of the relief, and when tb*\ngovernment had attempted .to com-\npromise by offering to feed |Q of the\nworst eases, tne meeting unanimously\ni!i elded to take the trail.\nPremier Surprised\nfcDMONTW .March 10.\u2014When interviewee! hen* tOfltfht in reg-inl to\nthe proposed march of the unemployed\nfrom *'nlgary to Edmonton, Premier\nOreenfteld expressed complete Ignorance of any disturbances amongst the\nunemployed at Calgary. \"There is nu\ntrouble there.\" lie sit Id. \"We ;ire\ntaking care of the needy cases in\nCalgary Just the fame as we are in\nKdmonton\u2014tli rough the Salvation\nArmy,\"\nHon. Alex ROM, minister of labor,\nMM in reffard \u00bb 'be situation: *'I\nkaow nothing whatever about it.\"\nEdmonton Jobless Bea*lge House\nKl-MONTON. March 20.\u2014An army\nof unemployed num lie ring approximately 200, appeared at the legislative\nhiiibiiiics yesterday afternoon to demand assistunce from the government.\nThe men protested against th\u00ab> action\nHis Tenants Applied\nPitchforks to Police\nJAMES CHARLES ARTHUR\nWhose ten-mis In Count) Clare used\npitehfurks to cheat) off poll re men who\nsought to evlcl them fm* nonpayment\nof rent. Captain Arthur figured In\nthe noto-ious Robin**) blackmail caae\nus tiie side to I'MJuh Sir Karl 81ngh.\n[.on! Darling remarked he \"waa vied\nto say\" Arthur was i.ot a Brltlah ref\nute!\n\u25a0ffli\nN0\u00a5A SCOTIA IS\nOF W EFFECT\nTerms lor Mine Maintenance Not Reached; Cabi\nnet Denounced\nHOUSE PASSES\nSECOND READING\nPETERSEN PACT\nLabor Men and a Few Progressives Join Conservatives\nMAJORITIES ARE\nABOUT HUNDRED\nContract on King's Motion\nReferred to Special\nCommittee\n\u2022f nn\nof lain\n,:i.\nFair Grandstand at\nVancouver Barns as\na Dramatic Climax\nVANCOUVER, March 20.\u2014The\nlong drawn out controversy ovir\nthe Vancouver fair assumed a\ndramatic and unexpected aspect\ntoday when, within 24 hours of\nthe ;imo A. J. Bird, building inspector, doc la red tho fair could\nnot be held unless the, buildings\nwere put in shape, fire completely\ndestroyed the grandstand, with a\nloss of $tC0,00G, and carrying in-\nrurance of $50,000, At the same\ntime the property owners had\nurged the council n-j. to make\na civic grant towards the enterprise.\nThe police are investigating a\nreport that an auto speeding was\nseen leaving the park just be-\nfora the fire broke out at 3 this\nmorning.\ndiscontinuity relief fi.r unmarried nn*\nemployed, Which bud been carried on\nthrough the Hlvntlon Army for eome\ntime.\nMonday ni\u00abht tbe men were given\n60 meal tickets, nnd tiny were told\nduring tlie afternoon they could expect tlie wh me number lust nlglit.\nTliis decision met with a storm of\ndissent from tlie unemployed, who decided that they would camp in the\nbuildings until their request bad been\nmet.\nThe premier announced in the bouse\ntliat the government was willing to\ngive reasonable assistance to anyone\nthat was actually in need of relief,\nbut then were indications tliat maliv\nwin. appl ltd wen- not net telly in\nneed.\nPUNCH CARTOONS\nUNSAVORY CASES\nSYI'NKV. NS. March I0.-*-A slate-\nment with rcxpaet to the conference\non the wage question held oul at Halifax yesl.-rdav h*twe-n \u25a0 '*,,, exeeiiiivc\nof district 'Hi, Cn it ft hm* \"Wiir-Ws\n\"f America, and preratsr Armstrong\nof in ines. represent Ing the k 11-.'eminent,\nwas issii-'il to the \\>ri^* lonlglil from\nI'nited .Mine -Turk-era headquarters,\nOlae* Uae.\nThe statement savs\n\"The n-suli uf the '\"iitYrenr- WArX\nthai the government did nol accept\ntha otter of the mlnera to provide protective measures f.u- ihe Nova Scotia\npits under tha authority <>f the provincial government as outlined In\nthe propoaai in thai regard made by\ntbe union of March lfi.\"\nClaims Premier Misrepresent!\nll adds:\n\u2022\u25a0in addition, while the conference\nedtfns uiih the depttl\nister of mlnen, the pre\nlv itood up in the b<\"\nated thai conditions\nCape Breton had hi i\nWe (Rice direct ivk\ncharacterising thla lw\npremier's as !.,|s.- i\nund tending t\" assist\ntn beat UK 111 dUr\nstruggle.\ner deliberate-\nand Insinu-\nilisiress In\nexaggerated\nisiliilil v fnr\natlon '\u2022( tb>\nOTTAWA. March SO.\u2014The \u00bbovtrn-\nmeiit reeolutton approving the contract with Sir Will lain I'etersen to\nestablish and operate \u25a0 steamship\nservice on the North Atlantic, passed\nthe house of commons this morning-\nBy \u25a0 vole of 111 to IS, a majority ot\nIB, the reisuluiioii was approved.\nPreviously the Conservative amendment whicli declared lhc government\npropoMl lo he \"futile and costly.\" und\nthat the matter ol reducing ocean\nnites could only lie dealt with by an\nKmpire conference, was defeated by\nHI lo 11, or 101 voles.\nAs soon U Hit- resolution passed\nthe house, Premier King moved thai\nthe resolution be referred to \u25a0\nspecial committee whieh would investigate and report \"ii the contract. This motion passed without\ndtvtolon.\nTo Reassure Progressives\nDuring the debate the premier announced he proposed to lake this\nact ion so as to reassni e members of\nthe Progressive parly who feared\nIhey might be approving the contract\nOil Second reading ot the bill, that\nthis waa not ihe case, it had long\nbeen Un- Intention that the measure\nshould gg to the special committee\nfor consideration, hi said.\nThe division of the Conservative\nmembers and J, S. Woodsworth.\nLabor. Centtr Wlnnjpeg.\nOn the main resolution nine l'vo-\ngre-ssives and Mtasri Woodswerth\nand impe ot the Labor parly, joined\nthe Conservatives in opposition.\nSoviet Minister\nBlames Dominions\nM. TCHITCHERIN\nReeehtly Informed a TUHs audience\nthat tin-* I'.ritlsh dominions were responsible for the unsympathetic attitude adopted I'.v l'remier Baldwin\nSTlfllCOfER\nTORNADO DEAD;\nSTARTBURIALS\nHomeless Estimated Fifteen\nThousand; Comfortably\nCared for\nORGANIZATION\nIS LAUNCHED\nWITH ACCLAIM\nWill Boost Mining of Eastern Part of Province;\nOre Display\nSLOAN ASKED FOR\nGRANT BY A WIRE\nCommittee of Seven to Extend Organization to\nDistrict\nCH1CAOO. Marcli \u2022_'\u25a0>. \u2014 Burial o\ntin* deed resulting trom the tornad\nwhich struck portions of five stetsi\nWednesday, was begun today, whil\nIt i nf oik and friends of many mounter\ncontinued ths dismal task of recovering bodies from the tangled debris of\ntlie storm-swept areas.\nlu the wreckage of the cities, und\nout in the by way a of tlie rural districts, relief and rescue workers re-\nnortsd additional casualties would be\ndiscovered. Cnldenttfted lend still rest\non crude fixtures in many morgues,\nswatting recognition, or unknown\nThe\n(ntabd\n\u25a0 had t'i\ni.-ualiy list tonight carry Ins\ns or those actually identified.\nli. The esilmati d and known\nn all sections numbered about\nan, according to latcsi advices. Tho\nn.iuivd totaled around 3000 on these\noris\nby hundreds,\npredicted tne\nCHINESE CREW\nMUTINIES OVER\nLEAVEJAGES __\ns^rst1lS'l'SiaSiGRANT MORE TIME\n\"\"\"mi\"'!\"; \u201e TO BUILD LINES\nj ' Tlo\nin w. n l\u00bb Ing tabulated\nand lod Cross officials\nwould number upwards\n>l> sheltered as possible, how-\nI l.-nls, equipment and food\nruahed Into all centers being\ncare for tlir situation,\nuldelli is Ron Of one of re-\n1AN PRANCIKO\n\"Tl\nL'i\n111]*\nI'll.\nel\naii'\nl*te\nll.\nlocked\nto lake\n\u25a0l\\!\nl;^tt>a j Alberta Railway & Irriga-\n;,;ii;ii[(1; tion Company (Jets Ex-\ni u*m tension From House\nMORE ONTARIO\nMEN SUSPENDED\nCivil Service Scandal Is\nSpreading to Other\nDepartments\nTORONTO, March 80.\u2014Tha Toronto\n<;iobe will publish on Us financial\npage t<>morrow an article stating:\n\"Information received al Queen's\nPark yesterday would seem in indicate that the province is on the eve\nof disclosures or n civil sen Ice scandal Willi ramifnaliiins hitherto un-\nthought of. In addition to the provincial secretary's department, In\nwhich arrests were made tli I a week,\naudits in tin* provincial architects'\ndepart ment now have resulted in two\nadditional ' suspensions. Still other\nsuspensions from office are known to\nhave occurred among members of tin;\nservice.\n\"it was authoritatively announced,\nfollowing adjournment of yesterday's\nsitting of the legislature, that A.\nJtattray. clerk of works, and George\nItarron. supervising plumber, both of\nthe provincial architects' department,\nwhich eomes under the direction of\nHon, Lincoln (Joldie, provincial secretary, have been suspended from office pending further investigations bv\ngovernment auditors.\"\nJudges Propose Asking the\nLaw to Shorten Newspaper Reports\n! LONDOff, March tft.- (Canadian\nPress ruble.) \u2014 Punch, which throughout lis career has often effectively devoted its main cartoons to serious\nmatters, haH this Week as I ]ir title\nI for Its principal drawing \"Justice\n\u25a0 Profaned, or What We Are Coming\nTo.\"\nTin- cartoon depicts the London law\ncourts witii tlie sign on ils facade\niin front in the style of the rnovle\nstiow. reading: \"Qreal Modern Drama;\nDirty Linen. Vo Tax. No charge. No\nI'ensor.\"\nAttract Great Crowd*\nThe reference, of course, is lo the\nI famous Dennistoun ami Waterhouse\n|enses, which arc now occupying great\nspace in the newspapers, and attracting crowds to the law courts.\nit Is understood the King's Bench\njudges, wlio meet periodically to discuss matter! affecting legal practice.\netc., propone petitioning the lord\nchancellor ra Introduce legislation regarding NdUlotlng the length ot\nnewspaper reports of unsavory cases.\n-\u25a0Tlie government r\nand deliberately misr-pr. -seats conot-\ntlons. w>-. therefore, urgently appeal to the public i.f tlo Dominion\nof Canada, and praj t\" ihem lo bring\npressure to bear on the government\nof tbe Dominion to ff-ree lome action\nto prevent tin- government of Nova\nScotia further misrepresenting the unparalleled condition* of distress ihat\n\u2022slat here.\"\n'TTAW.Y. Mb\n\u2022uctfon of u I\nliertn ltall\u00ab\nAt a large and enthusiastic meeting held In the board of trade roonH\nlast night, a chamber of mines for\neistern Hritish Colombia was formed.\nthree temporary officers were elected\nas well an B committee of seven to git\ninto touch with all the mining men\nIn eastern Brtiish Columbia, and a\n\u00ab ire was drafted and later sent lo\nthe Hon. William Sloan, minister of\nmines at Victoria.\nThe three temporary officers elected\nvere Judge J. A. Korin. president;\nR <.;. .Matthew, secretary; and w. s.\nKing, treasurer. The commit lee of\nseven was chosen by e nominal in\u25a0\ncommittee of three, to net in touch\nWith all the mining men of eastern\nlintish Columbia in order to establish\na thoroughly representative chamber\nof mines for the district. Those\nnamed for this committee were Way\nHunter, K c* Wragge, T. J. Scanlan.\nKred A Starkey. B \\\\\". Widdowson.\n.1 W. Mulholland and Arthur Lake.--.\nTin nominating committee whleh\nbrought in the names consisted eC\nKi\u00ab 1 A. Stark, -v, Harold Lakes and\nc iv Blackwood.\nAsk Grant from Government\nThe wire to Hon. William Sloan\nr. ads:\n\"Chan i net* of mines for eastern\nHritish Columbia has been formed at\na large re pre sen la live nice ting. Tliis\nwill embrace utl the li* e mining in-\nlerestl of eastern British Columbia.\nWe request that we be included In\nany grant! to assist the mining industry.\n\u25a0'(Sinned! R (1. Matthew. Heerclar\\,\nchamber of mines for eastern BritUh\nColumbia.\"\nWant to Stabilize Mining\nItoy Hunter explained at the beginning ot the evening that the pnr-\npoee of the no-el ing was n> dlscuJl\nihe advtstblMty of forming a chamber of mine* Is the interior. Re\nspoke of tin drive fur. funds belnx\ncarried on bj ihe chamoer of mines\n*t Vancouver tnli we.-k. whleh he\n\u25a0aid aims Intended to centreline the\nn iin ing aciiviffi s- of the province a I\nVancouver He laid ll was fell tha'\n\u2022\u25a0on. organisation must be formed in\nthe interior to stshlllse tin- ln.luMn.\nar,d to supply information here, so\nthai people requiring it should not.\nI aw to go to the eod.-t for it\nJudge Porin, who was elected as\nchairman, said undoubtedly th. In-\nl. nor was riot organized as far a-\n\u25a0n in ing was concerned but tlmt he\nImped lo se. the mining activity of\nearly dsya return.\nAfter a great d, al ol discussion It\nwas decided thai whal wa- wanted\nwas a central buii.io of Information,\nwhere prospective Investors In the\ndiatrlcl could obtain Information, an.I\n-. hen er.s could b- on dleplay. It\nwas derided dial ll would be n<*c\u00bb\u00bb.\nnary to have at bast nne large well-\nI ghted room for d lap I ay ol nre \u25a0\nall\ndblr\nMl bl\nthn.\nWill\n11 n lf\nen,\nlo\ntn lo\ni n\nbird\nWhen tb. polii\nide the l.-oiioie\n1 Ma\ns deck,\nPlfst |\npurserj\nCompany Million! in Hjle\nMONTREAL, Marcli -\" \u2014In iis an- | \u25a0'\nnual report ror tha !'\u25a0' months ended |\nDecember SI, 1924, Hn British Km- : .\nplre Steel corporation makes tie- poor- : '\neel showing In ns hlHt'-ry, total opar- '\u00a3\nating Income railing short by mon- ; *\u2022\nthan BO per cent Ol bund mt.\nrequirement*,\nTwo and Half Million Deficit\nalnklng fund, b.'-nd diseount, and pre- M\"\nferred dividends paid during the year, I '\ncreated a profit a ss deficit of . '\nn.-arh |I.5ut- I. -\u00bbhkh Completely 1 '\n, wipes out Ihe surplus aci umulated .\nsim-e onnnlsatlun, and reduced the 1\n\u25a0 bill stal\nwithin n\\\nAlberta, serosa\nlerve, to n l t\ni another irom\nA bin grant-\nIndian\n\u25a0 oilviHc,\nf W..1- |\nultatlons, and ths\nMs, it would b.- necei\niant from the gOI -rnment\nJ w. Mulholland stated, in reply\nfi a question from the chair, lu bv-\nu veil the Vancouver chamber of\nnoes had received a grant of iz.'iOn\nyear f.-r al least nine yeara. :\u00abn I\n3000 a year for the lasl year nr Iwn\nBL c. Wragge producsd a copy of\nhe Canadian Mining Journal contain-\nig a survey or British Columbia\nlining mad.- at the beginning Of \u25a0!..*\n(Continued on Page Two.)\nKead-to-Kand iHghte\nhlp'a boardi rs en count e\nrn trying to get nboi\npatrol I..\nhund-to-haml en\n\u25a0-. only\nan open\nBged by\na. lied\nof pis\nlUntCr between\nsurplus .\nheretofore\nd\nnl\natlon,\nt. by\nDIES IN SNOW DRIFT\nAFTER HOUSE BURNS\nBody of Young Woman Is\nFound on Prairie;\nExhaustion\nNewfoundland Woodsman\nAcquitted of Murder\nfor the Child's Death\nST. JOHNS, Nfld., March 20.\u2014\n(Albert George' Benson, of Trinity\nBay. was acquitted here today of\n)the charges of murder and manslaughter in connection with the\ndeath of his nine-year-old nephew\nWalt.Y Sheppard, in the woods at\nTrinity Bay last January.\nTemperance Bodies\nBury Hatchet for\na Soberer Britain\nStart Revelstoke's\nFederal Building\nRI.VKI.STOKK, March SO.\u2014Work mi\nI ntw I't-.l.ral liulldinif far lte\\a*l-\n, ...ake hut. -slur!,al. the suhcontracl r..r\nt\u00bb, 0K\u00abd .0, drove hla tram Into ti\u201e, basement t-xcavatlon having heen\natmun and was drowned, I awarded.\nLONDON, March I'D.- .V raovWMIlt\nlo makt* (h-eat Britain S\u2014 ia ri>-\nliui'tcd l.y the Dally Kxpreim. A\naociet volifeiem*.. i.f 117 deleBatea,\nrepreHtitUffll prohibitionist and temperance oritnlBatlone, waa held a few\nda.va H\u00abo at Iltahlaaon. the pap.-r\nsays, resulting In a decision t\u00ab> bury\nall differences and preaent a anlid\nfront to the enemy.\nStralftlt Prohibition la not the first\naim of the movement, but local\noption, and committeea have befun\ndrafting a pniilamentary bill towards\nthla end.\nT.dal earnings for Ihe veer, al.\nall menufaoturlng aelllng and adml\nistratlan ,\\|,ens.-s ha.I I n deducle\n>l nled to m.:.',lt. \u00bb\u2022 oompan\nuiih H.lll.-ti; Ila- la.vious \\.ar\nKcd Ir.tdinatloiial Give:.\nSVDNKV X H . March 20. Aa . xt!\nedition ot the Maritime H.lald. laau,\ntonliht. carrlea ihe Bimounoement\nIhe reoelpi i>. II. e.llmr. .1 n Ma\nLaohlan. of a donation of 15000 fro\nIhe R.I I.r. nnd lhe All Reael.\ntiestltute mlnera of rap. Breton\niNi.i. li I l. r. i- apnareatly K.\n\u25a0 t *.I to tbe dead\n.Al.VIKW. Haak . March\nI,...I, of Miaa h-llzalieth\nfound thla mnriilns hu\n \u00ab due!\nshock .md I\nToronto Dentist Lrtlc?\u2122\nLoses Appeal in i ,',',* '*ih',\"'\nMalpractice Cast Sr-'i*\"h\nMia\nand\nmai\nale\nI >\nI fell int.\ndual.\nSlo\nCanon Scntt Aeain\nTORONTO. March 20.\u2014Aleta\nftweetman of Toronto, sued F. G.\nLawr, dentist, for damages for\nmalpractice in allowing the poin. Dfnln] CnnUPnl'tnn\nof a hypodermic needle to remain I \"' \"\"\u2022' \u2022\u25a0-l\u00bb\"\u00ab\"\u00bb\"\u00bb\u00bb\nin her jaw after fin operation.\nAt the trial she was awarded\n$2300 damages.\nThe appeal of Dr. Lawr has\nbeen dismissed by the second\ndivisional court, with costs.\nWires Hundred lor\nthe Tornado Relief\nAUNT HET\njsS-f\nft\n\"1 reckon I'm like mom\nwomen. I rail the houne mm--\nand the par uun and Pu'n\nriot hen hi-'.'\nThe Weather\nllowlni\nsptlni t\never. in Is\nIlia pan ..I '\noail.1 ti, I,Cl\n\"\" ] Berry Growers Out\nto Prevent Abuse\nUnit:\nRepubl\nicons\nWill\n1 VK'TOiUA, Uarrb 10.- To moid In\ni I 111 lire Hie i ions il.i I i t ,v of sneli HhU\u00bbe\n; in tli-- trad* ns li aUa(\u00abl to han\ni i.eeii exposed in C mioaiontr Lewis\ni UuiiiMii's report on tba Naib fruit\nf, . . ... tra&aaetloni, tbe Brltleh (.'ulumbta\nStnnn l(lt lllatfr \\ Berry tl rowers' d.oiiorative union has\notanu iwr wu\u00bbr lnl0 tlli. ntwlj; ,.,nil(,(l N;itl(inal\n i Fruit Dlatrlbutora, limited. H. P. 9Upo-\ni\u00bbrKU\\. m.uiii -\" Gamoan he: son, preaMeni of the British Columbia\nVn lent, tiie Irish Republican lender. | Qrovara. stated, oa nls return from\niimde it km.wu today that the Binn j Ottawa, whare the new organisation\nFein chief council, lifter consulmtion ! wiih formed.\nwith the rapresentattve-s of their or- :-ui medial a action is to i..- tnken by\nK.inizuMim in nix northeast era oouatles I tke provincial llraotorata .s.i that the\nof Ireland, hud derided unanimously Iconiintr season's crop will be h;indl'-'d\ntu put forwiird lti*|>id'licaii candldutc\u00bb I tliroiiRli their own offiee mid sold dl-\nin tlm I,'later elections. rect to tho wholesalers.\nBHi iKAN'B. \\V;ish.. March KO. Dentists of v\\',isliinnton. meeting In convention lure with those of British\nColumbia and Alberta, todaj tale-\ngmphed \u25a0 relief fund of more than\n$inu for the assists nee o( their fellow\npractitioners tn the tornado stricken\nareas of tin- Ohio .\/alley.\nToday's program included a eon-\nttnuation or toohlnal diecuaoion and\nclinks.\nMail Carrier Is\nGiven Three Years\nMONTFUBAL, Mar.-h 20.\u2014It. l'revo\u00bbr.\nmail caii*ier was sentenced today by\nJudge Cuss.ui to three yours In the\npenitentiary, upon conviction of steal-\nInK letters nnd om> mail hag key\nfrom th** Montreal post office.\nThe temperatt\nrea balow are h\nr the\n2) hours ending\nyesterday ejtaroi\nOl) *t\n5 o'clock.\nM.'I.SU.V. Ml\nreh -0.\u2014Nei.M-n\nami\nvicinity\u2014Oeoers\nlv fair uml\nmuoh\nchange In temp\n\u25a0rature Mm.\nMax.\nNRLJON\n-h\n.\"\u2022.'.\n\\ Ictorls\n II\n50\n\\ Hticouvcr\nKaraloopi\n. .... ',', |\n*,n\nllarkerville\nj j\nBstevan\nDO\nPenticton\n ... . 3!\n63\nVernon\n il\nBl\nOrand Forks\n H\nII\nKaslo . ....\n li\nit*\nCranhrootf\n 24\nle\nBdmontun\n.. ii\n'.'.\"\nPrince Albert\n H\n\"n\nCalgary\n 21\nH\nWlnnlin k\n m\n21\nPortlaiKl\n. ., . 4li\n11\nHan Frunelseo\n II\nTi\n\"Seallle \t\n 42\nu\nSpokane . . .\n ;it>\nf.ii\n Page Twn\nTHE NELSON DAILY-NEWS, SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 21, 1925\nLeading Hotels of the West\ntract BBBt\/Wt Accvtnmodatwii may Be Obtained\nGeorge Benwell, Proprietor\nThe Premier Hotel of the Interior\nAMERICAN PLAN RATES, $3.50 TO |5.00\nRooms with Running Water and Private Baths.\nHeadquarters for all Travelling Men, Mining Men,\nLumber Men and Tourists.\nROTARIAN HEADQUARTERS\nSPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER, $1.00\nTHE M08T COMFORTABLE ROTUNDA IN THE CITY\nlll'Slfi \u2014 W. I). Burgess. T. Wil-\nlinn, II. (J. Anderson, V. Forward, I).\nT. J. Alulr, I.. _ Broom,., F. Vlct'.r\nHulinir, Trail: K. Jay Smith, J. K.\nMtrrlflaJd, f, II. (lartnoy, H. jr. At.lir-\nCnce, Vancouver; S. N. Hoss, Parks;\n\"^\nr. o, Tness, Brantferdi D. <;. cun-\nton Haddei.-y, Bsanlngton; W. B\nLaird, A. Jaenhson, Ni w Denver; T,\nc. .Manning. Cilgary; Mr. nml Mrs,\nKn-vil, Armstrong; Oeorge Muthison.\nToronto; J. B. Hanna. Fernie,\nEUROPEAN PLAN\nDaylight Sample Rooms for\nCommercisl M\u00bbn.\nHotel Strathcona\nOnce You Get Acquainted With the Strathcona\nYOU WILL STOP AT NO OTHER\nPOULTRY AND EOQ\nCONTRACT APPROVED\nTtF\/UNA, Mareh 20\u2014A , five y.\n...ntraet for the Saskatchewan (po\ny and egg pool was approved at\nteetlng of tho provisional board\n[reeters lobby,\n|, ei* iii;\nzn\nHAD BOILS\nALL OVER HIM\n consideration ihown to\nguests.\nCor. Baker and Ward Sts. Nelson\nQUEEN'S \u2014 P. Calenkol'f. Brilliant;\nMrs. It A. K-ever, M. l-uly. R V.\nAtrislle. Stiver to* I S. lVntiis.in. Pan-\ndun; Charles F. Oliver. J. B, M-fte,\nOray Creek; 3. Milne. A. NICOl, Cal\nBjBJtyi A. Jt. EUghUtltg, W'asua, Sask.\nMADDEN \u2014 A. Anderaon. Spokane; J, Bltnona, Coleman; \u00bb mier pe-\nioux, Kitchener; It* Reran, Bonnington; M. Lecoma, Lardo; 0. U Jonee,\nBpokane; <;. o. Mutate, (inml Forks;\nJ. McLean, .\\t , McNeill, Bonnington;\n.1. A. Tudor, Trail; F. Porabon, Spo-\nkav> A C. Decker, Creston; <; Robert \u25a0, R, McDonald, Coleman.\nNEW GRAND HOTEL\n616 Vernon Street East\nOnly brick hotel In city. Stean.\nheated; hot and cold water.\nEuropean and American plans.\nOCCIDENTAL HOTEL\nA. C. TOWNER, Proprietor\nThe home of plenty.\nFifty rooms of eolid comfort.\nWe serve the best meals in Nelson\nIt'a the cook.\nA few drops of Shiloh brings quick\nrelief to throat irritation, hoarseness and coughing*. Shiloh is economical\u2014a favorite remedy for\nover fifty years. At all druggists,\n30c, 60c and $1.20, \\'. '\nUse Celery King\na gentle laxative'Tea\"\nthat purifies the blood\nAt your druggist 30c and 60c.\nFoela\nCold\nCom\nincOfii\nTake\njit?\nSAVOY HOTEL\nTwo Works frnm Depot.\nSteam Healed. Ey Day, Week or\nMonth. Hot and cold running water\nFor Your Comfort.\nJ. A. KERR, Prop.\nMRS. MALLETTE\nAnnounces the Reopening of\nTHE KOOTENAY HOTEL\nVernon Street Phone 692\n'omphtely renovated. Thirty com-\nfortuble rooms.\nA Home for the World al Iteanonable\nI'riees.''\nNelson's Best Cafes\nIt. Stliell. Ne\n,lle\nSAVOY \u2014 J\u2014\nMn. P. I*' Maelntvr... Miss fl. na\nTrail; J. Sack... .1 MarlleliiKi. llonn\nton: T. P. oius. Mar-ma: J.-rir\ntnil. Nakusp; P. 11. I'.ase. Vl\nKr.il Jewell. New Iienv.-r; P\nti ver li A. Canierun. .'aim .\nand Mn.' J V Conroy. Si.mil SI..ean; flnd Servlee. All White Help\nMont-\nrui.ii-\nWhen at Nelson, Eat at tha\nGolden Gate Cafe\nour motto i*\nBjln\u00abM, Quality\nj. IVlk, Khiibeiiey; A.\nVancouver,\nLoo\nMeals, 30C nnd Dp\nSTIRLING HOTEL\n, Blocks East of Post Office\nam healed. lint and cold\nter. Koums l.y day or week.\nAlso Kliruislie.l Slliles.\nP. TH.\" BUSH, Prop.\nTHE L D. CAFE\nFinest-equipped restaurant in the\ncity. OPBN 1>AY A.M) NIGHT,\nSPECIAL\u2014Ice Cream, Soda Water\nami Hot Drlnkn. Nice, clean, fur\u00ab\nnished rooms; hot antl col J water.\nWo Cater to Private Parties.\n* :,SUPPER SANDWICHES\nOne Mother Says:\nChildren love sandwiches, and\nsometimes dishes made up Ifl thi*-\nforfn tfp\u00bb*l to iheir appetites when\nthey would otherwise be neorged\nCold corn muffins, rolls or biscuits\ncut and spread with pastes made o!\ncold ment, tomato pulp, peanut butter or even minced vegetables well\nseasoned and buttered, set in th\noven until hrown and hot, make at\ntractive- dishes lor the youngsters.\nJARVIS JUDGMENT\nV DUE NEXT MONDAY\nConvicted 'Financier Recently Gave\nCheck for His Total Profits\nBy Deal\nTORONTO, March -JO.\u2014Judgment In\ntht; appeal of Aemdius Jatvlfl ur.,\nfrom the sentence of Chief Justice R.\nM. Meredith, imposing a fine ot\nM00,0-90i and a jail sentence until tin*\nfino la paid, will be given Monday\nmorning, lt is announced. The conviction of Jarvis was upon a charge\nof conspiracy with J'eter Smith, former provincial treasurer of Ontario,\nIn connection with the purchase of\nOntario duty free bonds for the\nprovince.\nA check for $140,000 was recently\ngiven to the government by Jarvis,\nwhich ho claimed represented the\ntotal profit he made out of the\ntransaction.\nJudge Refuses to\nQuash Warrant for\nArrest of Lawyer\nw VANCOUVER. March 8Q.-\u2014Judge\n'Grant today refused the application of Gordon Grant, a prominent\nlawyer, to set aside the city'a\norder for his arrest because he\nrefuses to pay a husiness 11-\n- cence. '\nORGANIZATION\nIS LAUNCHED\nWITH ACM\n(Continued from page 1)\nyear, and nald that he* noticed that\nhi seven anil one-half columns about\nthree Inches were devoted to tlie\nmines of east and West Knot.nay.\nRi thought it was time that some\npublto-'y was ni ven to the mines\nof tljis district,, and was vfl|V much.\nIn favor of\\ a chain lie r of mines being formed.\n\"Will Shew Minister of Mines\"\nI-'red A. Starkey ttdd of tlie number Of mining engineers from al)\nover who came to Nel sun anil found\nit difficult to procure Information\non mines and mining. lie thought a\nChamber of mines was badly needed\nand said \"This meet lnc will show\nHie minister of mines (hat there are\nother people beside** those in Vancouver.\"\nHarold Lakes said a number of\ninvestors were coming Into this district, and lie believed there were\nsevi-ral '\"good possibilities on for\nthis . summer.\" Jlw believed mining was picking up, and tliat there\nwould be rn. difficulty in getting\nmining cup Hal if Investors could he\nshown what the district could produce. He tlmught a chamher of\nmines would greatly benefit the district.\nJudge I-'orin spoke of the necessity of having a place to exhihit\nores, Maying that with the exeept-\ntlon or Mr. Starkey'* office, and\nthe \"pnrch of tlie courthouse,'* then\nwere no places where they could\nbe seen hy mining men.\nProduces Bulk of Revenue\nJ. K. Annahle said that (his part\n\u2022 if llritish Columbia contributed ut\nleast SO per cent of the revenue from\nmines In the province, and that mining men should imt he content to\nmildew here and allow Vancouver to\nclaim thai it wus headquarters for\ntho mining industry for tlie provinee.\nHe moved the motion that a chamher of mines be formed for eastern Hritish Columbia.\nThe motion was seconded by J. II.\nHunter, and passed unanimous! v.\nft \\V. Widdowson. T. J. Scanlan.\nHarry Johnstone, C. 1). Blackwood\nand W. H. Hamfuid also took part in\nthe. discussion.\nHr. \\V. O. RoM had always fell that\nmining was the baekhone of the district, and that Nelsmi was the enter of that hack hone. Logically,\ntherefore, any organization formed\nshould be in- Nelson. He tlmught the\nbureau of mines was a very good\nidea.\nAt the close of the meeting Judge\nForin congratulated Roy Hunter on\nhis initiative in calling the incrting,\nami a vole of thanks was passed to\nMr. Hunu-r, ii\n$* laxative\n(Broni_\n%Quinine\u25a0?\n%.v tablets J?\nto work off the cause and to\nfortify tho system against\nan attack of Grip or Influenza. A Safe and Proven\nRemedy. Price 30c.\nThe box bears thia signature\n\u00a33fcStr\u00bb\nroVt*\nMade in Canada.\nDemand\n\"PHILLIPS\" MILK\nOF MAGNESIA\nAucept only genuine \"I'hillipK,\" the\nor iii iii;U M11U of Magnesia prescribed\nby physicians fur CO years as an\nantacidi laxative, corrective.\nJJ^ulL directions with each botth.\u2014\nany drug store.\nFEELING INTENSE\nAGAINST GUARDIAN\nLanigan Crowd Cheers Officer; Magistrate Denounces Neighbors\n.SASKATOON'. Miuvh M.- So intense is feeling against., John Wfiiri-\nMenuonite farmer luar -IneniM-v,\nSask., accused of tiie murder of his\nn-yt-ar-old brother-in-law. Kiiliraim\nJenizen, that despite repeated calls\nfor order, a great crowd which tilt.d\ntbe l-aiilgan town halt today cheered\nl>e-te,-iivt- Hotannl Sbtt-vlU, of, the\nSaskatchewan Provincial police, who\ninvestigated the eas.-, while the latter gave e\\idencu ut the preliminary\nnmitteil\nTiminal\nMillinery\nExquisite models, representing leading Parisian and American spring]\nstyles.\nThe high crown, strikingly different, vibrant with spring spirit,\nespecially when enhanced by pert bows\nplaced at flatteringly youthful angles.\nAt our prices the values are wonderful.\nHouse Dresses\nGinghams and Chambrays, all sizes. A big selection of smartly made models. At ....$1.25 and Up\nRUBBER APRONS, for kitchen wear; plain and\nfancy. Very durable. Prices $1.50 and $1.75\nOur Spring Coats Are Receiving High\nCommendation\nNelsonDry Goods Co*\n' . LADIES' WEAR SPECIALISTS\nConfine Executions\nto Penitentiaries\nWIFE OF BAPTIST\nMISSION HEAD\nCAU3ARY, March 20.\u2014Mra.\n\/\u00ab Nniin Srniia hha \u00bb\u00bb\u2022 McUiurln, aged 79. wife i\nIS \\S0Va JCOlia JCieu ,, (. Mt,Ij.u]rin< former Baptlrt|\nsion superintendent for Alberta\nhere yesterday. She was bot|\nIHnfleld, \"nt.\notion to\nHALIFAX, March -Jil.\u2014A\npetition the federal government to\nenact the nccessury JegislatJ'-n to\nprovide that all executions of offenders sentenced to capital punishment in the maritime provinces, tie\ncarried out in DorettMter penitentiary\nwas carried unanimously in the local\nh-Ki-rlalure tmhiy. It was moved liy\nHon. W, J. Aiicarn, attorney-general,\nand seconded by Hon. W. Chisholm,\nminister of mines.\nMr. Ahearn said be believed justice\nwas sometimes obstructed by jurors\nwiio shrank from bringing in a verdict calling f\u00bbr capital punishment\nbecause it would result in executions\nbeing carried out in that particular\ncommunity. .\nA Sure Relief for\nKidney Trouble\nSo Says Mr. L. Soucy of\nDodd's Kidney Pills\nWHEN YOU ARE\nSHERBR00KE HOTEL\nNear C.P.R. Station.\nUoulQfl at Rcisoiiiibla Kateg.\nH. DUNK, Proprietor\nTHE STANDARD CAFE\n320 Baker Street, Nelson, B.C.\nOPEN DAY AND NIGHT\n11:30 to 2:30, Special Lunch 35c\n6:30 to 8:00 p.m., Supper 35c\nPhone 154\nMAKING\nOF Mart\nWE ,.*..u\nOUR (cr\nuiii- Spriiip Salc-li-m\nami Bai*' W*ar\nilku in Offer\nret. Our Ket-nlar\nCUSTOMERS will Ull\nWE have the Values.\nMen Suited\nSTOMACH UPSET\nGAS, HEARTBURN\nINDIGESTION!!!\nChew a few Pleasant Tablets,\nitanl Stomach Relief!\nQuebec man recommends them to\nall who suffer.\nST. ANTOXIN, Que, March 10.\u2014\n(Special.*\u2014Once nor* Dodd'a Kidney\nJ \u25a0 j ll -s have proved their Inestimable\nvnliit* in tiie CAM Ot Mr. K Smi.-y. B j\nwell-known rwldent uf this place. He\nwrites: \"I can Ml >mi that DOdd'i\nKiilney Tills have dene ine inii'h\nu-.'ifi. l have suffered for two yeefri\ntrom hud kidneys. One of my frtendu\nIvised me to take tin m. Twn ln-xes\nu'-juhi ] have restored my health. 1 advise nil\nthose Suffering from kidney rom-\ntn try Dodd's Kidney PHle;\nAfter tiie hearing, which la\nday, Cyril -Slackhouse. J. P., CO\nWur? fur trial at thu next\nassize* in Saskatoon.\nJentien, a ward of the burei\nDeflected children, wai found\nMarch \u2022'. near a straw stack on Wurz'\nfarm, from a bullet wound tlirounli\nthe in-art. At the Inquest a physician\nsaid lhe l.uy'a feet had been t< rril.lv I '\nfrozen, aud lhat he was suffer!\nfrom crouble pm umonla. an\nhave di.-d within five days.\nMt-^ht Have Saved Boy\nIn scaihimr terms Mr. StackhouM ! I'lllln,s\ndenounced the morbid, and wiiai be' tiny will surely relieve *a\u00abn.\"\nt.-rni*'d untimely, int.-n*t,t taken in -j-u avoid dlmase tbe kidm-vs must\nBSction^of the iSteSS ffiSLh j!*\u00ab k('\u00bb,L ln \u00bb00d wwkln\u00ab \u2022*\"*\u2022 ^\nbeen ehowh In tin* ease had been kidneys are the scavengers ol the\nslmwn in the boy even a month prior body Their work is to strain all\nto^tJn tragedy, he mtrht now be ^ lm|mrIU\u201e out \u201e,* lh\u20ac b!ood, if\nApparently, Kiiid his h.rdship, nrUh- j the kidneys nre WrOOf the inipnrilies,\nbora had been aware of the terrible the seeds of dipease. remain in the\nconditions under which the l'o.v had ! ,\nn ifviiiK. and iiom- had interested\nthemselre\nin\nthn\nSASKATCHEWAN VETEKANS\nEXTEND STRIKE SYMPATHY\n. SASKATCK-N. Marcli U.-~\u25a0\u25a0Tliat wi\nrecord our sympathv with our comrades In Nova iootla, affected hy the\npivsi-nt labor tronbtes, uml tliat we ex*\npress om- oonvlction that \u25a0 living\nWags In- ai.*cordcil every worker in\nCape Ihe It.n, tin- *ame as any other\nWitling workers, and that any corporation imt giving ils work* rs a livim;\nWSgO slnnild in.I be allowed to |uhc-\nt'on iindvr giivt-rmiuntal protection.\"\nThla was k resolution passed here to-\n4oy by the convention <.r the Q.W.V.\nA., Baikgtuhi wan command.\nIf yon feel full, sick or lincomrort-\nlihlc alter eating, hero is harmless\nItomach relief. \"PapTl Diapepsin\"\nHtttel the Stemach and corrects\niiiRcsli'iu the limineiit U reaches the\nstomach.\nTliis guaranteed sdoinaeh corrective\ncoati bul a few.<*enls at any drug\nItor*. Keep it handy!\nHigham Predicts a\nWar in Ten Years\nNEW PORK, Manh M.-MCanad\nT'tesR)\u2014Sir Chailes Highinn. Hritish\nadvertising expert, believes that the\nWorld Is headed for another genera!\nconflict. According lo reports printed\ntoday of an address he made al tin-\nlocal cluh last night, he predicts that\npossibly within 10 years Great IJritaln\nand the rnitCil States will be allies\nin a wai* tiguinst -Jnpaji, Germany\nand other races.\nblood, and serious tri\nfollow. Al the first\ntry fHxhVs Kidnoy Pills.\nChtained fnun all drugglstl\nDodda Medicine Co., Ltd.. Tl\nis hound to\nof trouble\n'CASCARETS' 10c\nIF CONSTIPATED,\nDIZZY, BILIOUS\nFeel fine! Lot\n\"Cascarete\" clean\n'--- your bowels and\n\u2014 stimulate y o u r\nNo griping\nv e r acting\ns of men.\nand chil-\nh*en take this\nj i Va\/-' k-^* harmless laxa-\n-\u2022=\u00a3 _ S-.-. tlve-catnartlc. n\n-zz_ ii ^ (Inesut sicken\n*B you like pills.\noils, 'calomel nnd Falls. Tastes nice\n\u25a0 actJ wonderful. I in-, |&Q and B0r\nboxes\u2014any drug stor<>.\n3 P^f^f^t v\nt?3 ;,,,_ _f-jf wotm\ni^* .\nTHE GUMPS \u2014A FOOL THERE IS\nHER NERVES\nBETTER NM\nReceived Much Benefil\nTaking LydiaE.PinkhaJ\nVegetable Compouncf\nChatham, Ont.\u2014\"1 started t<\nweak after my second child wast\nand kept on\ntine worse ut)\ncould not di|\nown housew\nand was sol\nwith my n\u00ab\nthat I was al\nto stay alone\nany time, ll\na girl workinf\nmo a whole 1\nbefore 1 was!\nto do my waa\nagain. Throw\nfriend I learned of Lydia B. lj\nham's Vegetable Compound and 1\nfour bottles of it. 1 gave birth I\nbaby boy the 4th day of Septenl\n1922. I am still doing my own \\|\nand washing. Of course, I don'tl\nwell every day because 1 don'tr\nmy rest as the baby is so cross. |\nwhen 1 get my rest 1 feel fine.\nstill taking the Vegetable Comp\nand am going to keep on with it i\ncured. My nerves are a lot ba\nsince taking it. 1 can stay alonel\nor night and not be the least fri\nened. You can use this letter!\ntestimonial and 1 will answer leJ\nfrom women asking about the V|\n' table Compound.\" \u2014 MrM.CiiAS.-tF\nION, 27 Forsythe St.. Chatham,<|\nMrs. Carson is willing to writl\nanyone suffering from female trot J\nMOTHERS LIKE TO TJ\nCOLDS WITH VAPOB\nDirect Treatment with Vapori\nSalve Immediately Reaches |\n' ' Inflamed Air Paiaagei.\nIt Is no I\nnee essary\nsiantly to\nthe chlldre\ntreading \u25a0\nthroat, qr\nbronchitla,\nchest colds.\nCanadian W\nnow U\"i\n\u25a0\u25a0outside\" rcmedv, Vi.ks VapoRuJ\nlhe (old tronhhd of all Uie Ta\nhv cause it is jusl. nibhed ovei\nthioal ami chesl \u2014 there is nolhl\ntake. 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Hake slowly in slu\nPACIFIC MILK\nHead Office, Vancouver\nFactories at Ladner and Abbott\nMHMM\n ?ai\nTHE NELSON DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 21,1925\nPage Tfirea\n'ROAD TO LOVE'\nBy ELENORE MEHER1N\nCHAPTER XXIV.\nA young man waited at the side\nveranda of tho big white houae.\nPresently a piii In pink dress and\nsoft, black picture hat flung the door\nwide,\" stepped hack with a laugh.\nTho man swept his arm about her.\nThe floor elosed.\nKaty, slttinp: under the groat weeping .willow, put down her sewing, a\nsmiling wonder lighting her bright\nface. How sweet that was\u2014to have\nsomeone come ringing the bell and\nopen tbe door, all glad expectance.'\nFay Carleton was about two years\nolder than Katy, the only daughter\nof the folks who owned the old barn.\nKaty used to watch her watering the\ngarden In the morning, plucking roses,\nthen a little later coming out with a\ntennlfl racquet, swinging happily up ;\nthe street.\nSometimes in the afternoon five or\nsix girls, all in summer dresses,' alike\ngay flowers, came lo visit Pay. They\nused to sit on the porch, talking In\neager, excited voices, embroidering,\ndrinking tea. Early In tho warm summer evenings the young man came.\nOften as not he and Fay sat nt a\nwindow of the living room, Fay,\nthrumming a ukulele, singing. Katy\nwas an enchanled spectator, charmed\nhy the beauty of this living romance.\nIt awakened dreams, so vague they\nwere but dim acrlbbliugs on her\nthought, yet sweet. She closed her\neyes, fancied herself free, supple as\nFay strolling about tho garden;\nfancied herself running to a door\nlaughing Into another face\u2014\nAt this point the picture blurred,\nKaty - returned to her sewing, the\nvision, like haunting, distant music,\nholding her spirit.\nToday and tomorrow Denny might\nhave to haul lumber, get up at 6 and\nstudy till midnight. But next week-\nnext year this would nil paw: before\nthe luminous joys awaiting them.\nIt was hard now. There were\ntimes when Katy saw traces of depression on Denny's face, times when\nthe students Stephen introduced didn't\npay for their coaching; other weeks\nwhen building was slack. They had\nto take money from the tin hox.\nThere was only $.r.Ott there now.\n\"We'll stick It out for a year or\nso, anyway, Kaly-did!\" Denny pretending that he didn't caro about\nusing up Iheir treasure came homo\nwith a box of ice cream and three\nsilk handkerchiefs to celebrate the\nbusting of the hank!\"\nHut Katy knew that all his heart\nwas In his work. she knew, too,\nIhat she was a burden. It saddened\nher. More busily than ever jMfore\nshe went on making Irish crochet,\npraying with her old child faith in\nthe angle that some miracle would\nSt. Paul's\nPresbyterian Church\nREV. F. R. G. DREDGE, M.A.,\nMinister\nPhona 301R Manna, 315 Silica\nSUNDAY, MARCH 22\n11:00 a.m.\u2014Tho HacTaJBanl ot\nlho laoial's Supper will be\nobserve'!. Kvery member\nis requested to bo present.\n2: SO p.m.\u2014Sunday School. Adult\nllihle Class.\n4:00 p.m.\u2014S. T. Bible Class.\n7:\"0 p.m.\u2014Evening \"Worship.\nA cordial invitation is extended\nto ull lo ntteml these son-lees.\nMONDAY\n7:00 p.m.\u2014Cubs meet.\n8:00 p.m.\u2014The Excelsior Club\nmeets ut Ihe home of Miss\nConstance Martin, 414\nllelhrttck street.\nWEDNESDAY\n4:1a p.m.\u2014Mission Hand.\n8:00 p.m.\u2014Tbe S. T. f'liih.\nTHURSDAY\n6:00 p.m.\u2014Annual dinner to\nScouts and Cubs hy\nLadies' Auxiliary. On this\noccasion three medals for\nsavinff life ,vill be presented.\nFRIDAY\n7:00 p.m.\u2014C. G. I. T.\n8:00 p.m.\u2014Boy Scout 3.\n8:30 p.m.\u2014Choir Practice.\nhappen\/ and she could sell all .these\nbeautiful thinss.\nOne morning when Denny had\nwheeled her into the sun and she was\nbusy on a collar, there, as nice as\nyou please, came the angel's answer.\nKay, swinging an apron filled with\nscarlet roses, stopped for a little\nchat.\nShe had her light brown hair\ngathered, Grecian fashion, in a knot\nat her neck-^-a flat-chested, clear-\nskinned girl and a hoylsh gleefulness\nin her straight, short nose and wide\nshapely mouth. Katy thought her Immensely attractive.\nSitting on the bench at Katy's side,\nshe let her fingers toy aimlessly\nwith the heaps of lace in Katy's\nbasket.\n\"You're the busy little thing! Oh,\nisn't this stunning? What in the\nworld will you do with all those?\"\nKaty flushed. On inavy a morning\nshe had mftile up her mind to speak\nto Kay about seling lhe laces. She\nhud never quit* summoned the courage. Here was the opening.\n\"Why. I thought, perhaps\u2014well.\nI don't know\u2014perhaps\u2014do you think\nI could sell them? Are they done\nwell enough?\"\n\"Are they? They're perfectly exquisite\u2014gorgeous. Let me show\nthem to mother.\"\nA palpitant half hour Katy waited\nThe porch door opened and Mrs\nCarleton. quiet, fragrant of culture\ncame across the lawn. She had a\nbox In her hand. Inside were sheer\nbatistes, silks\u2014th-# materials for Fay's\ntrousseau. Could Katy put a fine\nedge nn the lingerie? Could she make\nro-e medallions? A lace, bedspread?\nTo ICatv's grnleful Imagination It\nwas the beginning of lhat glowing\nfuture when all tilings she had\ndreamed of would he hers.\nMany an exlra slltch she wove Into\ntlie dcllcale patterns, feeling herself\ndrawn Into the happy contact with\nlove and the beauty of life.\nAt the end of the week she had\nsold to Kay's friends a half dozen\niabots, four collars. Chnflng with\nIny nnd suspense, she -waited for\nDenny. On his plate were heaped\nsilver quarters, dollars, halves.\n\"What's this? Robbing tho bank,\nKaty-dld?\"\nAt first he couldn't understand,\nthen a queer torment ran through\nhim as though he bad fallen short In\nsome way.\n\"Aren't you glad. Dennv? Aren't\nyou orful glnd? Just sitiing in the\nsun and running a needle In and out\nI made nil thai. And I made myself\nten thousand times happier. Gee.\nlVnny. whv don't you laugh?\" \u25a0\nSo lie did. He did more than\nlhat. not trying to hide the tears.\n\"You're a brick. Katy-kid. You're\na reach. Gee, first thing I know\nvou I! be sending me through college. Well, you will!\"\n\"I ran easily earn this much In a\nmonth, Denny\u2014easily! And H's much\nbelter for me to have something to do.\nThen you know Fay keeps running\nover to (ell me how she wants things\nOh, and that's lots of fun having\nsomeone In talk to. I like her: she's\nall made out of laughs. licmomhor.\nyou used to say I wns that way?\nAnd she's so In love. It's beautiful-\nall that, don't you think'\"\nHe laughed at her. yet tho wistful beauty of her face, sweet as he\nremembered his mother's, troubled\nhim. Poor liltle Katy\u2014thrilled because she had someone to talk to.\nHumph! She must be lonely.\nA dozen limes he had resolved to\ntake her for a walk every night, to\nattend a concert, hut he never seemed\nto have a moment. Ills course was\nhard\u2014he hadn't half enough time tn\nstndv. Kven getting up nt 6 and\ngoing to bed at 12 he hadn't been\nable to earn more than Ht a month\nmonth.\nThis first term, brightened though\nFULL GOSPEL MISSION\nMaglio Block, 318''-. Baker St.\nREV. H. EGGLETON, Pastor\nResidence: 618 Carbonate St.\nPhone 275R\nSUNDAY, MARCH 22\n10:00 a.m.\u2014Sunday School.\n11:00 a.m.\u2014Morning Worship.\n7:30 p.m.\u2014Evangelistic.\nWeek-Night Services, 8 p.m.,\nTuesday and Friday\nAdvance Notice\nCommencing.' Sunday, Marcli\n20, Evangelists .Mr. and Mrs.\nPerks will open a revival campaign In Nelson at the Full\nGospel Mission. Watch for\nnext Sunday's notice.\nST. JOHN'S\nLUTHERAN CHURCH\nStanley and VtcUHi Streets\nDivine Service*. 7:3-0 p.m. T\u00abt,\nI TbOBBU, lv:l-7. \"The Holy\nLife of Believers In Christ.\"\n1-onten Services next Friday,\n7:^.0 p.m. \u25a0\nSunday School, 1:30 p.m.\n\u25a0At Shirley Halt-Sunday School,\n10 a.m.; Confirmation Class,\nII a.m.\nCARL C. JAN20W, Paitor\nTrinity\nMethodist Church\nMinl-sler\u2014REV.1 jQHtf H.\nWRIGHT, B.A.\nResidence: 709 Josephine.\nPhono 105.\nChoir Leaders-Mr, F. L. Irwin.\nOrganist\u2014Miss Ina Steed.\nSUNDAY, MARCH 22, 1925\n11:00 a.m,\" snd 7:30 p.m,\u2014Usual\nSunday Services. The\nMiniater -will conduct both\nserviced. You arc cordially invited.\nMONDAY, MARCH 23\n7:00 p.m.\u2014Trail Hanger Group\nXo X\n8:00 p.m. \u2014 Trinity Young\nLadles' Service Club meets\nwith ilrs. R. Maurer, Annable Itloel;.\nWEDNESDAY, MARCH 25\n7:00 p.m.\u2014Tuxis Groups.\n8:00 p.m.\u2014Prayer and Bible\nStudy.\nTHURSDAY, MARCH 26\n7:00 p.m.\u2014Trriil Hanger Clroup,-.\nNos. 1 and 2.\n8:00 p.m.\u2014Choir Practice.\nFRIDAY, MARCH 27\n7:00 p.m.\u2014C. G. I. T. Groups\n1, 2 and 3.\nIt was by Stephen's iVlen-Sship, .was\na dark, unhappy experience, I>eiiny\ncouldn't seem to fit ln or * get his\ngrip, He studied relentlessly, felt\nsure he had a better grain than\nothers, ypt even his marks were disappointing, in a chemistry \"ex,\" a\nshallow he had coached, received n\nfirst grade, Denny a second. lie\nfelt an Insidious Injustice in this as\nthough one were rated not for knowledge, but for an nbillty to \"show off.\"\n.V falseness not remote from Ijou\nBendal's standard when she Judged\nhim not by the man l\\p was, but by\nthe money he could spend.\nTwo or three times he had passed\nLou, hut she became at once preoccupied wilh books or companion*!.\nOnce he came directly In her path.\nShe tried to - evade. Hut I>enny,\nfeeling himself cool and sophisticated\nIn his contempt, stared at her, saw\nher cheeks flame. Abruptly she\nnodded: \"How do you do, Mr.\nHrooks?\"\nHe swept off his cap and laughed,\nthinking like u. kid: \"I made you\ndo It, Miss Smarty! Miss Snob! !\"\nAfterward he was a little ashamed.\nKaty knew nothing of Denny's\nbleak disappointments. There were\ntimes when be would have been\nglad If something forced him to quit,\nyet there was no trace ot surrender\nIn the hrave. boastful Denny, who\nstopped In the middle of dishwashing\nto explain some experiment he had\nperformed, insisting that she understand, berating her with a fierce:\n\"See here. Miss Katy-kid. you've\ngot to study! Xow. I mean It!\nYou've got to have an Interest In\nlife.\"\nHe did mean it\u2014Katy could send\nher thoughts on silver wings into\nthe laughing future. Hut Denny saw\nonly that she was nearing seventeen\u2014\nprettiest thing a fellow ever saw\u2014\nand that she could walk little better\nthan In the beginning. Katy could\nrejoice in the sweetness of another's\nromance; Denny dreaded the moment\nwhen she might lose her faith, find\nbefore her only the shadow of an\naimless, destitute maturity.\nTho way she talked alt-out Fay and\nlove clung in his mind. Did Kuty\nreally dream of these things for herself? Did sho believe she was getting\nbetter?\nHe came home one evening with\ntickets for a concert.\n\"Xow we step out, Katy . After\nthis we're going out every other\nweek, Get ready.\"\n\"You mean to take me, Denny?\"\n\"Of course, stupid'.\"\nShe turned her head, brushed her\nhand quickly over her eyes. \"It's\nbetter not to, Denny. 1 don't want to\ngo.'1\nHe was dumfounib^l: \"Whal do you\nyou mean*\" He saw her tears.\n\"What 's the matter?\"\n\"Oh\u2014you go alone, Denny. I don't\nwant you to\u2014why, overyoody'd utare\nand make you feel \u25a0queej wheeling\nme\u2014\"\nIt hurt him like a raw cut when\nKaty spoke of herself. He talked\nat her through his teeth:\n\"That's n fine thing to say! Do\nyou think I give ft durn for anyone's\nstares? Well, 1 don't!\"\nA few moments . later she was\nsinging al lhe top of her joyous\nvoice, almost hysterical at the prospect ot excitement, music, hundreds\nof people. Her gladness drew :v pain\narross his heart.\nWhy shouhl Katy be like tl'\nWas any purpose served through all\nher suffering? Why need this thing\never have happened? Why need anyone ever sorrow?\nHe curried her to the door of the\nhall to their seats. And as always\nher questions found answer only in a\ngreat rush of tenderness for her; for\npoor Aunt .losle; for a dog on the\nstreet\u2014arresting pities in the blind\ncompetition that is existence.\nThere was no sadness in Katy's\nheart. In a dronm she listened to\nihe numbers. When they had ceased\nher spirit loitered among thn echoes,\nbuilding new rhythms, sweeter cadences.\nOut of the dream -Tame a face, a\nvoice. Then sumcune with laughing\neyes snd breezing word looking at\nher, holding her hand: \"Oh\u2014so this\nis Katy-kid!\"\n(To He Continued\nWRITE YOUNG\nABOUT PLANS\nON SOLARIUM\nWomen's Institute Asks for\nInformation on Sunlight\nTreatment\nfund and the proposed solarium near\nVictoria.\nA letter was read from the New Denver Institute, asking the local organisation, to join the Canadian National\nForks' organisation and thun help pro-\ni*-ci the parktd of the Dominion.\nOn motion of Mrs. Foster, seconded\nby Mrs. Hugh Jboaa, t~.> will be sent\nto the organization, this being the\nmembership fee for five members uf\nthe executive for a year.\n-*-_*-\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0.,.. m,\nBirdwood Named\nIndian Command\nTO JOIN CANADIAN\nPARKS ASSOCIATION\nMrs. Ramsden Talks Gardening: and Mrs. Marquis\non Paper Flowers\n-At the monthly meftlng nf the Xelson and District Women's Institute,\nheld in the K. of P. hall yesterdav\nafternoon. Mrs. H. Ramsden gave a\n?**tiort talk nn Rardeninp, Mrs. T. L.\nMarquis deinonsirsted the making of\nrltil'on flowers, and discussions on\ncontributing to the proiiosed solarium\ntor children at the coast, and becoming members of the Park Connerva-\nlinn association were held.\nMrs. Ramsden jrnve a list at old-\nfashioned flowers to any of the members who eared to have it. In addi-\nilon to making a short address on\ngardening. The-sp, she said, would\nkeep a garden full nf color from summer to late full. She spoke of the\njoy of growing such flowers as dwarf\nris. purple and whit-? columbine and\nmapdragnns. That it was too bite to\nplan a spring garden was atated, as\nhulbs should be planted in thp autumn.\nMrs. Marquis showed various flow-\ns. including a poinnettla, made in\nbbon. and demonstrated their making.\nAski Support for Solarium\nThe R-eem.xry, Mrs'. T*. ' taackenrie,\nread a letter from Dr. H. K. Young,\nprovincial deputy minister , nf pnh-\nhejilih, asking the support of\nInstitute for the new solarium, or\nopen air and sunlight home for the\nprevention of childhood diseases, and\nthe cure or alleviation of crippled\nchildren. He explained that the Hritish Columbia Council of the Women's\nnstltutes\" Hospital association for\nrippled children, was planning this\nolarium. which would serve, it was\nhoped, the whole nf western Canada.\nA groat deal of discussion endued\ni the question of 4 donation, and\nalso on the question of contributing\nagain tn the Crippkd Children's fund\nat Vancouver, and thus becoming , a\nmember, with the right tn vote, at\nthe annual meetings of lho organization. '\nHcftlth Muw\u00ab Snffftsted\nMrs. W. Carinnd Poster expressed\nthe opinion that lt might be well to\nwork toward having another public\nhealth nurse In the district, to replace (be lute Mis* Corbett, in place\nof giving additional help to coast Institutions, while Mrs. ll. Thorpe\nthought It would be a good thing for\nthe local Institute to concentrate on\nhelp toward an Isolation hospital.\nIt wns decided to pay the, lf> fee\nand Join tba Crippled Children's fund,\nand to write to Dr. Young asking\nfor fuller information on the relation between the. Crippled Children's\nFAIRVIEW HAS\nFOOTER TEAM\n. -. j - 1 1\nClub Organized to Contest\nCity League Race; Roth-\nery Manager\nThe Fairview Football club, new\nblood this year in the city football\nsi rtes for The Daily New** cup, was\norganized at a meeting held in Fair-\nvlew last night. The club will field a\nstrong team, made up of yOBII material.\nOfficers elected for the year were:\nHonorary president. Alderman J. |\\\nMorgan; president, J. A. Stobo; vice-\npresident, !\u25a0;, Mar-on; seerotmv. Horace\nWard; manager, J. Itothery; executive\ncommittee\u2014 it. Andrew. It. Fleming, H\nKnwley and Alderman .1, T. Herring-\n1011.\nThe team will be captained hy Horace Ward, who will occupy a back\nposition on the lineup. The vice-\ncaptain Is O. HtJVnts. Tlie team has\narranged for a practice game to he\nllayed against tin- McLearies, Wednesday next.\nMRS. FRASER HEAD\nOF CHILD WELFARE\nBAPTIST CPCH\nPaVtor\u2014 REVil J. '\u25a0\u00a3 TVNER\nResidence, 316 Robson Street\nMornlnff Ekrviofi nt It.flfl.\nSunday Bchool nnd Hlble Classc-a\nat 2;30.\nEvening Service at 7:30.\nThursday Eveninfl, at 8:00\u2014\nPrayer Meeting:.\nOther Conveners of Committees Named at Institute Meeting\nAt yesterday nfternoon'w meettnK\nof the Nelson & District Women's\ninstitute, the names of conveners of\nthe commlttecH for this year were\nannounced.\nThese were: Child welfare, Mrs. D.\nC. Fraser; legislation, Mrs. A. Delia tz; musical, Mrs. A. !1. Crossley;\n\u2022publicity, Mrs, H. II. Pitts. The convener for tlie ways and nienns and\nentertainment committee has not yet\nbeen ,'ippolnted.\nJt was decided that Mrs. Hugh\nRoss nhould take charge of the pro-\npram for ihe April meeting, and that\nthis should deal with horticultural\nmatters.\nMrs. II. Mackenzie, the secret iin,-.\nwas instructed to write to Mrs. J. J.\nWalker, at Vancouver, and ask If Hhe\nwere willing ta have the $.100 she had\nhelped raise by her cut lace lessons\nfor a room In an Isolation hospital\nbuilt, put into bonds. It was explained that tho Institute planned to\nfurnish a room, to he know as the\nWomen's Institute room, In the isolation hospital when tt shoyW be Ilnally\nbuilt In Neleon. \u25a0 \u2022\nLONDON, March 20.\u2014Oeneral Sir\nWilliam Itirdwood, who han junt been\npromoted to be a field marshal, today\nwas appointed commander in chief\nof the British troops ln India, to\nsucceed Oeneral Lord Itawlinsun, whose\nterm expires In November.\n\"Good Goods at Gray*-\"\nNice New Designs in\nSilverware\nIn P.on-Uons, Kugarnnd Creams,\nT*ea Sets.\nJ. B. GRAY\nWatchmaker, Jeweler, Optieian\nBAKER ST. PHONE 333\nProfanation of the Sabbath by [ of France's most celebrated Jockeys.\nmundane pleasures was denounced j It was the first appearance in th-**\nfrom the pulpit of the Knglish church pulpit of Jennings, who has just been\nat Maisons-I\/ifitte, KYanr-e, in nn elo- appointed a lay reader by the Arcb-\nquent sermon, by Jack Jennings, one bishop of Canterbury.\nUnreserved\nSale of Entire\nHanbury\nEstate, Brandon\nHON. T. C. NORRIS\nHas received instructions to sell WITHOUT RESERVE the\nentire property in Brandon, Manitoba, owned by John Hanbury-\nSons, consisting of completely equipped Sash. Poor snd Box\nFactory, Fine Residential Property, Business Men's Homes and\nTown Iiots.\nSate at Auction on 16th April unless disposed of by private tender\nbefore that date. Open to inspection at any time.\nOwners are willing to sell any lot or part of machinery neparately,\nnnd terms will be found to suit every purchaser.\nSole reason for the sacrifice of this property Is that Increasing\nbusiness at the coast render-H it Imperative that Hanburys should give\nentire attention to their Interests In British Coliunbin.\nIll nst ra led Catalogue with full details can be had on\napplication to T. t*. Norris or Oeorge It. Hanbury, Box 052,\nBrandon.\nCome and see this splendid opportunity for profitable investment.\nUNRESERVED SALE means exactly what the words imply, and\nIT WILL BE SOLD.\nTires and Tubes at Prices\nThat Can't Be Beaten\nThere Is Service and Quality as well as\nPrice Behind the Goodyear\nOur free air equipment represents an investment of $300.00. It\ncosts us $20.00 per month to run. It was installed for the convenience\nof every car owner in Nelson and district, and it operates 24 hour;-.\na day. It is but one part of the service we srive on every Goodyear Tire\nwe sell.\nIn the Goodyear Tire we offer you the most tire for the money\nthere is in the world today\u2014a tire we have tested against all makes\nat all hours in all weathers\u2014made by a company who have built up\nthe world's largest tire business on one principle alone\u2014QUALITY.\nDon't be misled by the fancy prices mail order concerns quote you\non unknown tires.\nYou can't get anything for nothing in this vale of sin and sorrow,\nbut cast your eyes on these prices and tell us if you don't think they\nare real value.\n30x31\/:; Goodyear Pathfinder Fabric $7.00\nTube $1.75\n30x3i\/2 Goodyear Pathfinder Cord $7.75\nTube $1.75\nThese tires are guaranteed for 5000 miles.\nCord Tires made of the famous SUPERTWIST fabric, an exclusive\nGoodyear development that has insured long mileage in Balloon Tires,\nsell at the following prices:\n30x31\/^ Goodyear Wingfoot Cord $9.50\nTube $2.75\n30x31\/2 Goodyear Oversize All-Weather Cord $11.05\nTube $2.75\n30x3*\/3 Goodyear Double Oversize A.-W. Cord . $13.05\nTube $3.73\nThe above tires are guaranteed for 8000 miles. Tho prices quoted\nare for cash and include mounting on rims. Other types and sizes\npriced proportionately.\nSee us for ultimate tire value, before sending your money out of\ntown. We will guarantee a Goodyear Tire to give you more miles per\ndollar than any tire ever sold by a mail order concern.\nThe Nelson Transfer Co* Ltd.\nBalloon Tire Headquarters\n\u25a0\nMore people ride on Goodt\/enr Tires than any other land\nPHONE 35 COR. VERNON AND STANLEY STS.\n Page Four\nTHE NELSON DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 21, 1925\nTHE DAILY NEWS\nPulillsh*.(l every morning except Sun-\nHay liy The New* rulill^hlng company,\nlimit.-.1, Nelson, H.C.\nBuslnens letlera MinliM be a.Wreaspil\nand chicks ami money orders made\npayaMe to The News l-iilillKhliiB; coin- |\npany, Itmired. and In no case to Individual members ot the staff.\nAdvertising rale cards and A.B.C\nstatements of circulation ma.leii on\nrequest, or may be eeen at tbe office\nof any advertising agency recognized\nl.y the Canadian I'rcvs aasnclatlon.\nSUBSCRIPTION ItATI.S\nHT mall (country., per month...! :t,t>\nPer year tt oo\nHy mall (city), per year 13.00\nOutside Canada, per nionlh 75\nPer year 7 r.o\nDelivered, per week 25\nPer year .. 13ml\n ^Pnyaftle in Advance\nMember Anfllt Bnrean of Circulation\nSATI'llluy, MARCH L'l. It||\nLower Taxes in Nelson\nNelson city council and school\nboard are to lie congratulated\nupon the fact that city taxes\nthis year will be considerably\nless than in 1924.\nThe tax on land is down 3%\nr.iills, and the tax on 50 per\ncent of the improvements is\nreduced by nearly 3 mills. In\naddition, there has been a revision of the assessment which\nreduces the total levy.\nAs Nelson pays off its bonded indebtedness still further reductions in taxation can be\nmade, and if the wise financial policy which has been pursued in recent years is continued, this city should soon be\nin the gratifying position of\nhaving one of the lowest tax\nrates in the west.\nHypocrisy Applied to Translating the Bible\nA \"shorter Bible\" from which\nare eliminated references to\nwine, familiar in the King\nJames version, has been published in the United States.\nThe quotation in other versions of the Bible about David\ndealing out \"a cake of bread\nand a good piece of flesh and\na flagon of wine\" appears in\nthe snorter Bible as \"a roll of\nbread, a portion nf meat ninl\na cake of raisins.\" The prophet\nIsaiah's reference to the children of Israel looking to other\ngods and \"loving flagons of\nwine\" appears in the new Bible\nas \"although they turn to other\ngods and loved to eat raisins\ncakes at their festivals.\"\nThe shorter Bible, on tin-\nother hand, contains the phrases\n\"wine is a mocker,\" \"strong\ndrink is turbulent,\" \"so look\nnot on wine when it is red.'\nand \"be careful not to drink |\nany wine or ' intoxicating j\ndrinks.\"\nThe new edition was trans\nlated by Charles Foster Kent, j\nsecretary professor of Biblical *\nlitera'uie at Vale, in collabora-j'\ntion with Prof. C T. Torrey |f\nuf Vale; 11. A. .Sherman, head\nof the religious department of\nScribner's; Frederick Harris of\nthe Y. M. C A., and Ethel Cutler of the V. W. C. A.\nThe translators should be\nashamed of themselves.\nOne wonders what they would\nhave done if the Bible had contained a reference to anything\nas terribly sinful as a ciraget.\nProbably they would have\ntranslated \"smoking a rigarct\nas \"drinking a glass ol soda\nwater.\"\nThe depths lo which some\nmisguided enthusiasts will descend in their efforts to enforce their views on others is\ntemarkable.\nl\u00bb!JIMr.ilKlf;;:i(;KfiiCX>0::X::iX)OiMiX5!:'*:;\nThe\nj Lighter Side\nHenders of Tlie Dully News contribute many of the hest Items to\nthis column. Just sign your name\nor Initials, or noin-.l.'-ptunie, nnd\n\u2022send In your brlffhtMt Ideas\u2014Editor, Lighter Side.\nEfficient jj\nHousekeeping ;|\nBy LAURA A. KIItKMAN 1 <\nthis\nillzalionl\nFable: He went broke, bnt his\nwife's peoplo admired hlm still.\n\u25a0 ng lh.\npar i\nmis now considerably\ntba bonds of lustri\nne.-.1 II.\nThars\n:er lra\\i.1 for\naainilal cverv-\nRESTFUL TURNISHINGS\nTOMORROW'S MENU\nBreakfast\nOmpefruh\nCereal\nnk.\nu |i\nToff.-.'\nSupper\nFMulfld Uiii-'l Bee\nn..i Corn Muff Ini\nGunned rinr.-ippii-\nUui-ie l it <>n (Wkl<\nThat Body j\nof Yours j\nBy JAMES W. BAKTOtf, M.D. I\nit J ;:a !;.::xin:KJi.uL: .:...*:::,;,,;;:\" snsBBiui\nStllllv ol II It SUKBOStS\ntlir* thoiif-lit\nall no man is n Inn,\nto tho elinp\nin, makes \u25a0 br.nizi. i,r\nliini.\nHo man nets an ardent following;\nby mans; soft words on\ntho opposi-\ntion.\nDon't worry ai.i.ui po\nlerilV. THIS\nire is aorvlag it wall :\n\u2022annul..\ns a liMlTllile\nKAMS.W'.A\nTn lltW, lo love.\nTo |or, Iii feel.\nTu wwii. to laugl\nAnil In despair;\nTO I.UI nml mii\nTn use aiiaiu\nAmi than relapse.\nTu I'iKlit wit li pie\nISllti'l\nTo lake your QTOI\nS,\nTo experionee line\n\u2014\nTo grow ol.l\u2014\nTo .lie\u2014oh. l.liilil\n\u2014 I.nis R.nlrlii\nIH l'.llll'il.\nLITTLE DIGNITY\nCHASER.\nTo be sitting comfortably with your Sweetie\non a seat in a Nelson\nstreet car and suddenly\nhear a voice .hat has approached say: \"Pardon\nm j! I thought only one\nwas occupying this scat.\"\nHealth Surveys\nEvfrybody Interested in thi\u2122 hen 1th\nof the people generally haa heen\nwatching the experiment in Framinf-\nIihiii. Muss., where the Metropolitan\nLife Insurance company hns financed\n,i real health survey of the people\nand the town Itself. The town lent\niist-li' in the MtpMimeni hy hearty\ncooperation*, financial nnd otherwise.\nAlthough thf study and stamping\nout of tuhciTiilnsis was the main Idea\nin tlu> survi-y, il was found that this\nrealty Involved a general health pro*\nKniin, and the same was .-arried out\nover a period of seven years-\u2014 that is,\nfrom I'm; to [Ml,\nThe local phyticianB, nuraoa, health\nlicpartmt'nl and ollu-i BtftROlM ftt\nIn behind the movement, and. aided\nby the advice furniihed by experts.\ncareflit, thorough and Rrlenliflc work\nwas .ari'i.-ii* out. The cana of ,id-\nv.-it red tuhen-ulnsis, the beginning\n(apes and \"arretted\" i-ascs were\nnear chad for throufhnul I hf> town, si\nthat iaatead pt finding three oasm\nfor every one death, nine eases wer\u00ab\n..!\u2022>\narid vi'lmir hani\ncher\nwin\nIgDBle\nhave\nnd p..\nHtfve\nn \u25a0 ;\nM>ai In\nom:.m agalnal the will\n.-\u25a0l-.ss pieces of potters\n\u2022vhtch <*ia---li.-d riotously\nfunding*, Ho we need\nat\nh;\n11:\nThen al th.' end of the experiment\niber tjf caaaa found was again\nlire.' tO cull dauth, hnaiise. dc-\nIplte the Incmagad number dlsfov-\ni.'d, the proportion who recovered\nho wed this tremendous jm ivase.\nThe infant mortality In the final\nwo yeara allowed a reduction of 40\nmt eent, The general death rate\nihowed a d.vi.-asr ..f nearly 10 per\n\u25a0 ni under iKe average ran- for the\nFoster's Weekly\nWeather Bulletin\nWASHINGTON, D.C. March 21.\u2014\nStorm wave of weak centering on\n.March Lt Ih expected to be the most\nMVere of the month- Follow InR a\nin-day period of spring-like weather\nwhich Is expected to reach jit least\nto the Canadian border, tbe extremes\nof this storm wav.' will be greater\nand e0V\u00abr I Iftfgtr area than Is expected with that Of March 10. Cold\nwave following this storm wave Is\nnot expected to bring freezing temperatures to northern cotton belt, hut\nis expected to swing down close to\nthat region. There Is a pretty good\n. bance for Nebrn.'-l.a. Kansas and\nOklahoma to- receive eome moisture\nduring the extreme of this period,\nwhieh WOUld be invaluable to this area\nm this time. Principal moisture during ibis period will be distributed\nabout the vanie as that following\nMarch in, with greatest precipitation\nan.l storm force north of latitude -10\nami eeel of longitude .hi. Heavy lo-\n1 rains ex pec ter) in loutheaatel a\nto 'Pi. [Jul.\nI'nited States March tl V\nmn im ure is expected III\nbeta\nih\nP<\nlod\na\\ e\n\u2022\u2022III pi\nplei\nol I\niii n\nwlii\nn ' Tli.\nil too lar\n\u25a0 low <**-\u25a0\ndnvenp<\nI Now, how\nI - pllahed?\n1 The\nlo\nlar\nIlo\nlllll\nllll\nIII!\nfor the i\ninga. Although they\nit wan the sliortest\nbuy. Instead of ha\nstuffed\" back, ii had n barred mahogany back and an upholstered tapestry\nseat Two arm.-bairs matched this\n per cent\nof the adults were reporting to their\nown physiii.'ius for tliis annual in-\npffer\nham\nWhat has been 11\nexperiment at Pram\nSimply that other centers, larger\nthan Framing-ham, In the United\nSlates and Canada, conducted campaigns along similar lines, with practically the same resulls.\nll is no! hard lo sec whal is going\nio happen to a vtlWge, town or city\nif the mayor, aldermen, achool true-\nii department, women's organizations, service clubs lil;.* the notary, Kiwanls, Lions an.l\ngei together to Improve the health of\ntheir people. The blggeal asset of a\npeople is good health. The biggest\nliability is sickness and nonprodui tion\nfrom sickness.\nlam Samuel. Abraham, M.ieUae. Al-\nina. Kiuli and otKfi child,\num- -.'. IjjJir, U'astiinirton. Ml\".\nli. kkiu: '\nn gives\nestate a\nrevenue o\n128,000 a \\e.it. and asks thai A. T.\nWarwick Kerr be appointed to administer it. rin heir* ai law named are\nthe widow, Mrs. Kutli Kerr. A. T.\nWarwick Kerr, Jean K. Kerr'Holbrook\nif N'cwtonvilte. Mass.; John A, A. Kerr.\n1.1 years of age: Alexander Kerr Jr..\n11; Willi,nu S. Km-. 10; W. A Mac\nItae K.-ir. \u00a7; Albert Ini Ruth Kerr, :.\nami Conatance Klissbeth Kerr. 1.\nTh. will was filed hv Shaw & M<- t \"'\"\n. Mr. Kerr was r manufacturer '\"\nit jars bearing bis name. \"'\nWhat the Press Is Saying\nIt Doesn't follow\nli is re\nStates has t\ntinn Bngla\nranh man a\nrted 11\nnty per\nbut h\nsaid the r\ni\"\n' to\nSuggesting a New Tax\nA rear la as\n, tax uf thi\nIim-\n\u25a0ill\nid\nAlbe'ta Coal in Ontario\nIt le well thai an effort should bt\nm;\u201ep. to determine definitely the coal\n,,f bringing Alberts coal to \u00abmtario,\nuiih thai coal known, it Will n leea\ndifficult i\" decile whether * \u25a0-\u25a0-\u00bb*\nCanadian van] con be supplied to coo-\nturners In this province, under present\nconditions, at prices at which It can\ncompete With coal from tlie United\nStates It is well. also, that tha trial\nshipments should begin to move eastward early in the dimmer.\u2014Toronto\nMail and Kmpire.\nThe Bubble Detected\n\u25a0gradually, but none the U-** unrelentingly, piercing the veil ef tt\"\nmyntt-rious unknown. Hy and by\nthere will be im secrets. Kvci y day\n,,-en some huig-stan.lihi: thern >' fhot_\nlull of hol-s. I-'or Instance, there Ifl\ntlic new.mo\\lng picture camera whleh\ntakes lb,90S plcturen a aeeond an\njiguinst. ihe camera that made hut\nJpiil exposures a second. By means\nof this new machine the inventor, a\nof April It,\nThe plant iitg season Is progressing\nnorthward. On April lis tne average\nviason finds most planting don,' south\nof latitude ii) excepting area just\neast of RoCktea, where the .season is\nIftUr, These bulletins have predicted\nan early spring nnd advised much\nearlier planting tli an usual in order\ntluit hest results mav be obtained from\nprescni molature. win re sufficient\nmoisture is in the subsoil. 1 advise\nthat beat results will i btained If\nall plaining is finished south of latitude 40 and eaat of longitude 101 as\nsoon :ir possible alter storm wave of\nMarch 24 and following I wave has\npaaaed yonr locality, storm wave of\nApril 12 ll expected t,. reli.ve areas\nmuch farther north and west from\nthe killing spring frosi bogey.\nCrop conditions should aprlng crop\nweather he fa\\nrahle. will he much\nbelow the 10-year average in large\nsections of the great central valleys\nami Weatnrn plains states when government reports on such conditions\nnre issued, Wiihoui considering the\ngreat drouth we hove predicted fnr\niiu- coming summer, ihe above conditions and lhe t.tci (Hal wheat has been\nable to take two record tumbles In\nthe past six \u00ab\u00abeks furnish ;i situation\nworthy of profound thought.\nBRIEFS FROM THE WIRE\nLithuanian .Line Settled\nOENEVA, March 10.\u2014The frontier\ndispute between Poland and Lithuania, which threatened serious European coinplica tions. Is adjusted,\nHew Zealand Infants Die\nWELLINGTON. March 10,\u2014.New Zealand is suffering, from an epidemic\nof Infantile paralysis, and the schools\nare closed.\nQuake Destroys Yunan Town\nSHAM I HAI, Marcli ID.\u2014An earlH-\nquaka destroyed Talllafu, a town In\nwestern Yunan provinee,\nSiigrar Steamer Rammed, Sinka\nPHILADELPHIA, March 10.\u2014The j\nSuciish steamer Thyra, from culm,\nfor New York, with sugar, sinks alter I\na collision with a I'nited States tank- I\ner, There was no loss of life.\nTributes to Curzon\nLONDON. .Marcli SO.\u2014All parlies\nunite in tin* commons In paying testimony to the gr.-atncss of Lord Cur-\nzoti. who died tins morning,\n\"Fists in Trench Chamber\nPARIH, Mareh 10 -Kist fights and 1\nunprecedented scenes mark the de-\nbate in the chamber of the govern- :\nment's religious policy.\nDaily News Cross-Word Puzzle\nII' h! 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(lout-don, who\nad lasi August, In Paris, at tha\nnl. M. il..mill.n s father was\n. I born i'i 17311 married In 1752, and In\n\",\" ' ITEI became fnthei nf a hoj who died\nit,,I | tn the same year,\nlex- ' lh' married for the aecond time In\nnf 18X0, ami ai the age nf 91 became the\nHed rather of n se..m.i boy, the lain M.\nUlourdon, who, ai the cloaa of liis long\nlife, was ; I., any: \"My brother\nIM 171 yeiirs a:;..\"\nWhalen\nBOOK OF\nCUT-OUTS\nFREE\n\u25a0rutins it Story, too, yc\nout how pure Windsor\npthiof fhe earth for you\nIt, WintUor.Ont.\nt Alno ma\nUEGALtableSALT\n* V HRKK PUNNING\nCunitios it story, too, you will like to read, all\n\u2022 Lout how pure Windsor Salt is bro irIH from the\nd. pthi of the earth foryour table. Write to Windsor\nSalt, Wiod-ior.Ont.\nAlso makers of\nStrike Situation Xmiiroves\n'Yl>\\KV, n.s.. March 10.\u2014Th* min-\ns strlkfl situation appaared on thi\nof Important development! loir. The company, however, nfuwa I\nr.*t s.i.\n \u00ab\u00bb -\nParli mllllnen eeem beni on maklnir\nug taller than ever, fur elmoei all of\nthe new hate are trimmed hinii on the\ncrown, either at the canter or toward\nthe hack.\nBuilding\nMaterial John Burns & Son\nA WANT AD IS BOTH CHEAP AND EFFICIENtTtRY IT.\"\nFrenchman, nun ln-i-n ei:.*il>lc.l to f*\\ve\nth.- world n most maj;ri:fi.-(Mit llshlng a horse breeding farm.\nConcert Follows in Evening\nWith a Splendid\nProgram\nNAXUtf, March 20. \u2014 The annuiil\nSt. Patrick's bazaar and concert io\nconnection with the Nakusp Roman\nCatholic church, Tuesday, upheld\u00bb it*\nrtputation and netted a little more\ntlmn |U6. Mr*. .1. Parent was convener, and at the opera house those in\ncharge of . the various stalls were:\nNovel tv\u2014Mosriames M. H. Pa vis and\nFalk; dresses\u2014Mrs. K Maloney; chil-\ndien's clothes\u2014Mrs. Jarbeau; fancy\nRoods\u2014Misses Wright and Janaen:\nhome cooking \u2014 Mrs.. T. Anthony,\nMrs. B, I'icard and Miss E. Durkln:\ntea tables\u2014Mrs. L, J. Kaueher, Mrs,\nTi, Tl. Rawllnga and Miss A. Lcvecine;\ncandy\u2014Mrs. W, Iti ley. Mrs. McKenna.\nThomas Abrlel, as usual, contributed\nlargely to the success of the affair.\nIn thi evening the house was crowded with an appreciative audience when\nItev. A. L. Mclntyre, the parish priest.\ntook the chair. After his address the\nfollowing program was given: Keci-\nlations\u2014Edna Jarbeau, Tilley Surina,\nFrank Surina. Don McTiougald, Mrs.\nOat-tea, A. Stanley. Mrs. W, O. M,\nHakeman, J, Aulten: liislorical sketch\nof St. Patrick. Miss (iigac; violin\nsolos\u2014llev. A. It, Mclntyre, the Misses\nA. and ]_>. Leveijue; vocal solos\u2014A. H.\nFreeman. Miss Mildred (J-intner, Mrs\nC. llirri.^on. George Davidson. Miss\nMuriel Stanley; dialogus \u2014 Mrs. J.\nParent and eiiildrcii; comical sketches\n-George Paton and W. (1. M. Hake-\nman, The Gardner familv, consisting\nof the Misses liiMred and Helen and\nbrother Smith, gave a fine musical\nselection, while lhe Misses Hunter,\nCampe, ],evoi|ue ami Kawllngs entertained with, a very pretty sketch.\nMOTHER!\nean Child's Bowels\nCalifornia Fig Syrup\" is\nDependable Laxative for\n, Sick Children\nrry Molher! Even a fretful,\nish, bilious or cotislipaled child\nthe pleasant lasto of \"California\n\u2022Syrup\" ami lt never falll to\nten the stomach and open the\nIs. A teaspoon todny may pre-\nslrk child tomorrow. lt\nn't cramp or overact. Contains\nreotli-H or soothing drugs,\nk your druggist lor genuine \"Cali-\nFig Syrup\" which bas directions\nbabies and childien of all ages\ned on the bottle. Mother! You\ny \"California** or you may\nin imitation fig syrup.\nLOTS OF BULL\nTO ASSOCIATED,\nNASH'S ORDERS\nGive 'Em Wiseacre Wires;\nThey'll Go to Hell or\nCome Across\n\"LEAN HARD\" ON\nLITTLE PEOPLE\nKnock Over Master Mind in\nMedicine Hat Getting\nToo Fresh\nBIRTHDAY PARTY '\nAT SOUTH SLOCAN\nSOUTH SLOCAN, March 20. \u2014 Mrs.\nFrank L. Watts entertained at a\ncharming birthday party nt her home.\nH. Ila Vista. St. Patrick's day, for her\ndaughter. I-orena, who is r>. The\nrooms and daintily appointed tea\ntable were decorated In St. Patrick's\ncolors. A liirlhilav cake with five\ncandles was a oi-nl.-r of attraction.\nIce cream was served and favors of\nballoon:, for the older children and\nrattles for the babies. Miss Hulalie\nOagnon. Miss Gw.n Strongitharni and\nMiss P.-ggy Way assisted the hostess\nin serving. The Invited guests wt re\nDfttay Nmris. Kila Jones. Krankie\nOliver, Julian T-Batman, Mollie Mnr-\nray, Either Oliver, Mrs. J. Murray\nami baby John Godfivv. Mrs. H.-rt\nOliver, Mrs .1. 0. Veatman. Mrs. M.\nT. Roberta, sirs. a. v.. Watte, Miss\nPji--s invoiced nt $3.2a per dozen. Aro these\npeople independent! or should their\ngoods be marveled through your office? We nre handling their shipment on a oYmsignmetit basis, and wc\nshall md make returns uniil r. <\u25a0 hear\nfrom you. Pleaae give this matter\nyonr immediate attention.\"\nTo this letter Snow replied immediately:\n\"We an- in receipt of >\"\"iir favor\nof the l\u00bbth inst., with reference to\ncucumbers shipped you by lhe H. C\nFarmers' exchange.\nThose Canny Scots\n\"These people are small uholc-\nsalers here and have financial interests in a few greenhouses, and\nhave a small supply of early cucumbers of the TeleplKine variety.\n\"We died to get these people to\nship their supplies through us, hut\nproprietors are Scotch, and to have\npaid uh a brokerage would have resulted in one of them having a hemorrhage.\n\"It in all right with uk for you\nto lean hard on th*\u00abn. We are certainly not goinfc to pay them uny\n$3.2'\u00bb a dozen for cucumbers we use\nhere.\"\nEndeavoring to (race this transaction through, Commieetener l>uncan\nwas thwarted by finding that Ihe records had been burned during the Investigation of tlm commission.\nLeaning- Hard Process\n\"It appears, however, thai Acme\npaid $3.(>:. express, and remitted (A\nthe B. C. Farmers' exchange $r>,4,...\nThere were six dozen cucumbers hi\nthe shipment. This means that after\nSnow's letter advising1 lliles that \"it\nIs all right for you to lean hard\non them,' lliles remitted at lhe rate\nof h-ss than }).\u00ab per dozen delivered\nin Calgary.\"\n\"Clubbin\" tactics were also used\nwhen necessary, as witness a teh-grum\nfrom Calgary office to the Vancouver\noffice of the Mutual concern on\n.hmc 7. 192,4, which instructed Snow\nto \"have Victoria ship Acme Mitchell\neach 2.1 tomatoes tonight at three-\nfifty. Want these to knock over master mind who's getting too fresh in\nMedicine Hat.\" *-'\nT\nSouth Slocan Has\nSt. Patrick's Dance\nThe Guest Room Linen\nWhen you have furnished your guest\nroom with Bed-spreads, Pillow-slips*\nSheets and Towels of Brown's Shamrock Linen, you have realized tho\nutmost in this direction.\nBrown's Shamrock Linens are made\nin all grades and sold at prices to suit\nevery purse. When you buy them\/\nyou are sure of getting the finest linens\nobtainable for the price you pay.\nAsk your dealer to show you thesa\nfamous linens.\nbrown's\nSHAMROCK\nPURE IRISH\nLINEN\nSOUTH SI.OCAN, Mareh I'll\u2014A sue-\noaaaftl st. Patrick's 0-pMte stab held\nin tho hall, Wednesday, under thr*\nauspices of the- women's Institute\nmore than 100 attending. The hall\nwas appropriately decorated wttk\ngreen and yellow and shamrocks. Supper was served, from tht- staity, tea\nbeing pfiiiftd by Mrs. K, Watts- and\nMrs. A. Willey, ussist<-d l.y Mrs. J, H\n*ifntman ami Mrs. IE. Q. I'acaniore.\nThose helping were Miss Way, Miss\nGnoquette, Miss Strong Miami and\nMiaa K. C.agnon and W. b-co. G\nBuilder, J. Gray. Colonel Murray, Capt.\nO. K. Ashby and C. Gray. Mrs. K.\nH. Uussel rendered two delightful\nsongs. Tlie music was supplied by a\nNelh-.n orchestra.\nEXCAVATE FOR .\nNAKUSP HOUSE\nPrank Kush\nNAKCNI'. March 10, \u2014\nt'.n 1* engaaed in excavating a basement fer his proposed new residenci\n.i:j churches.\nThis column Is being conducted\nbv Mrs. Vigneux. All news of a\nsoclkl natiwe.. Including rfceepthms,\nprivate entertainments, personal\nitems, marr.ages, etc., will appear\nIn this column. Telephone Mrs.\nVlgneux.\nMVs. Ni Murphy. Kerr apartments,\nwho was called to Cole min, Alfa.,\nseveral weeks ago through the death\nol her father. Mr, Ouimette, returns\nto'the city this evening.\nMrs. Guv\nGieenwi\nod of Willow\n'olnt spent\nveste Ida\ny shopping in\n\\elso|B. .\nMiss Retort! Covington of Trail is\nhe- guekt of Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Qll-\n\u25a0hrist, Fan view.\nMi- nnd Mis. C. II. Hean of Willow\nPoint spent yesterday In town.\nMr. and .Mr\nJ. S, Cuter, Baker\nPortland, Ure -, this\nnornlng to attend the Jtotary conven-\nMlss Tootv Hay of Tiail. who came\nover yesterday to play basketball. Is\ntlie guest of Miss Vera Walley, Stanley street.\nR. H. Slewart. 11.11, of Vaneouver.\nwas a city visitor Thursday.\n* * *\nL. Sawvtw Hope. Hoover stnet. assistant district forester, left yesterday\nAontrag for Knmloop*--. Mr. Hope\nwill be away about \u25a0 n week, when Ht\nwill -return to NV1-\u00bbun for a short\ntime before returning to his rn*w post\nit. Kamloops. w ht re he ha.i been transferred.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\n' John Ifovto and hi-- brother, William\nHoyle. boil of Queen's Uay, were city\nchoppers yesterday.\na a \u25a0 a\nMr. and Mrs. G. Spencer Godfrey.\nVernon street, ha-e had as their guest\nMiss Jrem l>esny. wlm has been win-\n\u2022ering in Summerland, the guest of\n\\tr. and Mrs. Done-las- <}. D.nny. Miss\nivnnv left yesterday for her home at\nWillow Point.\nMrj and Mrs. U, M. Vincent of the\nlorth shore leave this morning by the\n\u2022P.H. for Portland. Ore*, where Mr.\nVincent will attend the Rotary convention.\n.S. X. Fowler of Riondel was\nay in Nelson.\nIL Olver of P.\ncity visitor y\nster-\nmlay in i-jivn\nDaeaaltotv\n.\u2022-hopping.\n<\u00a3L y>\nJohn S. Brown & Soni, Ltd,\nBelfait > Ireland\nCANADIAN BRANCH\nJohn S. Brown & Soni.(Canada) Ltd.\n80 Wellington Si. W., Toronto\nLINENS,\nUse Baby's Own\nSoap. It's \"Best\nfor Baby \u2014Best\nfor You\".\nSeattle Oarsmen Must\nKeep in Good Shape\nby Eating Best Food\nHEATTI.K. Harefa l'i'. - Called in\nby Coarh Callow to prescribe ninl\nsupervise a scientific diet for oarsmen at the ['niversity of Washington. Miss Dorothy Kuebler. assistant\nprofessor of nutrition, just followed\ngood househ'.bl practice. During the\ntwo ^seasons ihat she bas been in\nCharge, the husky crew has won tin\nintercollegiate champlonahlp at Pough-\nkeepafe, and she is feeding them up\nagain to dclVnd the title on the Hudson in .tunc.\n\"We do not give Ilic crew men a\nspecial diet.\" Miss Kuebler savs.\n\"They are nerved a well-balanced\nmenu that all people should follow\nin order lo keep healthy ami in good\ncondition. Fresh Trulls and vegetables.\nmilk, cooked and dry cereal*, cooked\nnp-ats, special steaks and other wholesome foods constitute the main pail\nof lhe fare. No rich desserts or pastries are served, and highly seasoned\ndishes, fried potatoes and oilier foods\nfried in grease, are taboo.\n\"The men are giw-n coffee in the\nmorning if they so w ish. Toward\nthe end of the aeaaon ihe menu becomes more simple, and is made up\nof foods more easily dn-astiblo. Grcal-\nar quantities of fresh Units and vegetables then appear on the tables.\"\nOne thing that Hi. return of feather\nsad flower trimming has done is to\nrevive the dress hai. smaller than In\nfoi mer seasons, bul with all |U\nglory, and plumes have t-.Ucn their\nplace on (he small and eb-gaut hai\nof (lie season as the preferred trimming.\nBaby Carriages\nand Sulkies\nJUST RECEIVED DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURES SOME\nVERY FINE FIBER\nCARRIAGES. AT\nPRICES TO SUIT ANY\nP0CKETH0CK.\nLLOYD'S AND SIDWAY CAR1UAGIOS, KKED\nFIBER $33.00 tu ?05.00\nSULKIES ?4.00 to $22.50\nSTROLLERS $21.00 to $27.50\nSpecial Clear Outs\nWood Body Carriages with Hood, $15.00 and Up\nStandard Furniture Co.\nCOMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS\n.Mrs-. I'at,.|'s..n \u201ef Trail an.t hrr\nain.if i;iunil.soil wort- cily shoppers.\nvcRtnalay.\nill'.*. ,'. K. W'Um.iii. Kwlrnay Hvnue.\nPalrvi.-w, (.ntprtahicl li hm Irl.ntls at\ntin* U*u liaur, Wedni.s.luy. far her\nBMM i*iiist. Mrs. II. HiiKnall of\nSl<*iien. Si.sk. Mrsj Wilson was ait-\n\u00ablsl(.,l l.y Mrs. .1. Hatrsi.y. win, ponied.\nantl Mrs W. A. t'nrran. who served\nTiie Invltod Kinsts inelinl.al Mrs. J. II.\nr.ol.ins.ni. Mrs. r.-orK'\" Horslnatl. Mrs.\nI rallies K. Ink. Mra. II. lv Dill. Mrs.\nJames Hnvlle. Mrs, A. VV. Naiile. Mrs.\nilenr-*.* Johnstone. Mrs Arthur Lakes\nMrs. II. A. I'eel.lrs. Mrs. ('. VV. Tyler\nMrs. F. T. Griffith. Mrs. .1. Ilatnsa.\n,n.l Mrs. W. A. Curran, Mrs, C. VV\nTyler .1. liahted the mn'sts In vara\n-clos (luring the ufternanti.\n111.\nKl\n.la\nHull\nHi.\nTrail\nIn...I staff is sprtiillni; the\nvith her parents. Mr and Mr.*\nV. Hunter, Hall Mines road.\nPirkl.ee\ne.'.-tenia'\nof Ol\nA. Hunker of llalfcu\nlay in Nelson.\nK. J. Castle hu\np.lll Jester-\nleft for lhe coast.\nArthur 1'. rrl.r. .I.isenhine strer\n*i.v,s litis niornin). via Ihe C.I'll, f.\niim nl\n.ii.\nthn.] tin, Rotary\nTl\ncity\ni.lii\nMiss Marie Hallo\nir.sl at lhe Mall\nareei, v.-hi|,. in the\n.a.-ilelhall name\nA ia..-t euloyal.le hrhlKe pirly\n'i-en Thure.tav evening al lhe\n' Mr and Mis. PeFVUeon VV\nInsetihlne stre.t w'.-n lie- i\n-.nitiers were Mrs. r: D. Hall\nHarry Fen-usi'ii\n1\\\nth,\n\"Ize-\n'.I'de.\nMi\nI. Ke\niii.l R n ll.ll. Th.. Invited nue-i-\nw.--.\u25a0 Ml. a\u201e.l Mrs VV, Hr-.wn. Ml\ntal )l'< It v Hr.,I.',, Mr. anil Mrs\n'I H. Hill Mr. nu,I Mrs II. I. Chac\nlir e,,,l Hn, .1 II llel.in i. Mr\n\u25a0e.l M-s. H'.rv t, a-i.\" >'* awl\nMrs V A I'u'-.ii. Mr. -n-l M-h. I.\n'.'.ir. Mr aud Mrs A. Civile Rhnnrv\nMr. in..I Airs T. H L\u00bbv;i-..|ir. Mr I\nOik I I Mrs VI .1. Vita. nv. Mi-s\nHi\nid. Mis\nJohn A.\nJea\nell,\nHi'\ninlo.llia'ii. Jnhti A, Kercu-.ai tui.l It\nV lluiu-un.\n.Mr and Mrs. .1 VV. II..lines Vernon\nore,!, hud as Iheir Kin*als J|p nnd\nMrs. Willinm I'ruuse of How lliv.l.\nVila., who have I., eu winterlm.- al lit.\n. list eiti.s, and were ell mule tu\ntell* home.\nMl* an.l Mrs. .1 ' Woo.lall Silie.l\n-Ir.et. l.avo left for a eootile of weeks\nraeallun to he stunt iu Spokane, e\nA well-itrranire.l hri'lTe was itlven\nTliur-.lav eveiiimt hv Vlr. and Mrs I.\nI. N.lson. Carli.aiate stre.t. when\n'lie I.lay.is were lir and Mrs K. c,\n-ini'lli. >re. Hl,d Mrs. .lohn Cartmel.\n'Ir and Mrs, .1 IT Punvan. til Murray Mr. and Mrs c VV. Anpleyurd.\nIT, !\u25a0'. I'ayne and I,, k\", LarMB,\nMr. and Mis A. R I.inil-ley nf Son.\n-anc, who have heen In the citv f..r\nihe MAI Tew* days, left yesterday\nmorning for iheir home,\nMr-, I'. Melnlyre and Miss Fraser\nuf Trail Were In fawn yesterday.\n* \u2022 \u2022\nW* H. N'crtll. tllilliniT man nt Sil-\nMitpn. wus in town Thursday and lefl\ncesterday inornlnir fnr Waneta.\n!\u25a0', M.Harily has left for\ns- husiness trip to Spokane.\nJ&m*\n611 Baker Street. Phone 200\nN\new\nAt $50.00 to $65.00 Each I\nSmartly Tailored Spring SUITS .\nshowing the new Long Coats, are C\nnext in popularity to the \"Ensemble\" I\nSuits, and with a smart colored J\nJunic Blouse make much the same *\nappearance.\nThese are made up in Poiret\nTwills, in .Black,'Navy, Sand and\nCastor, all sizes from 16 to 38.\n. i\nWonderful values at $50 to $6o\n' each.\nTUNIC BLOUSES\nAl $15 to $25 Each\nBeautifully made of Crepe-de-\nChene and Canton Crepe, in Red,\nTan, Sand, Navy and Black. All\nsizes.\nThese make charming additions\nto Tailored Suits.\nPrices from $15 to $25.\nMillinery\nNew Spring Hats in wonderful variety; large, small\nand medium shapes; all wanted colors, and variety\nin styles. Whether you want strictly tailored Hats\nor more fancy Trimmed Hats, you are sure to be\nable to choose from our splendid stock. Prices mod*\ncrate.\nManitoba Reports\na Final Blizzard\nwix.Mii-;;, March 10.\u2014Atttt on*\nnf tin- worst Uir.'.-ini i';iys ,.f th* winter, Winnipeg and Manitoba iii-u i<*is\nreported all peaceful tonight, the\n\u25a0torn having dJyd \"out,\" \u25a0*i-'i I'1'*\nweather man predicting \"fan* and\nmilder\" fur tomorrow.\nuiit patent rie.it:--. for fiu.r\\cianifar-\ni ur-- to tin W.'.st Virginia l'\\ii^> Ai\nf'HtM-r i-i.iiipaiiy. N\u00ab'\\t V'.rk CUV, uhlcli\nInni .xpir.il urult-r the 1'atcnt act.\nSTEVENS OPPOSES\nPATENT REVEAL\nOTTAWA, March JO.\u2014The practlci\nof ning t*i pari la ft* nt for a re-\nnewal .'i' \"cxtlngulaht-d righis\" wan\ncondemned in Ihe \\\\nomt xi,\\s evening by Hon. n H Ptevens, Conaerv-\native, Vain-mix. r Center, in nppositMn\nth<- reading <\u25a0( \u25a0<. i-iii mturtog <*.-r-\nHUNGARIANS ON WAY\nFOR INDIAN HEAD\nWINMI'Hi;. Manh 20\u2014Land set-\nil'-inr-Nt For this >ear *will start *n\nearnest with the urrival in a day or\ntwo of a part}' uf lluiitfatiun.-s 200\nstrong, uio. will be locttlH in thi-'\nJin'iaii Head district uf Saskafch-\ni-uan, railway rt-iircsentaiwcs reiiort-\nt*\u00abl tonisht.\nTinr* vnur halty suffer tho burninR itrb. tl\"\ntcnlUe pain <* w (eras .inrl othei akin traunei f\nHerr i*. in-rtant r.-li\u00ab*f. Ju-t a few drop;' ot\" tlir\npotent liquid remedy, and all Itchfni i> k\"\"'\u2014\nall Itddng. all imiii. all irritalmn wa bed 3\u00ab*ay.\nThe first SIM b\u00bbtile relieves ynu or yvur\nmoney buck. Try 0. 0. D. s in town tn\nihe baaketball nam.'.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nH. W. Wei.Inn, It, (J, Anderson nml\nP, Foi-w.H.1. all of Trail, iiuiiic U<\nti Jp to NoIkoii hy motor yesterday.\n\u2022 \u00bb \u2022\nMajor (tatty _ BUaa of Cr.inhrook\npass, d thrnnch Nelsftn for the Crow,\nWednesday ni\u00abht, from three wu\u00abk.s\nBt the coast.\n\u2022 * \u2022\nThe bake and numnane sale held by\nthe Wninrn> Christian Temperance\nunion in the bast-meat of Trinity\nMethodist rhur.'h yesterday afternoon\nw\u00bbh a it real sneeess. the Mum of $99\nbetog ni.*i'i<- Mrs. tleorgo Slmmi, president, aeied as iienenil convener, assist m1 by the etecutiw, nnd Mtss\nKdlth Wilton and Vrnv ImtI.*4 save\nii piano duet dunnir the afternoon.\nA l'urls frtd a.lnpted hv even the\nyueen of HmimHnln 'lurlnur her. If at\nshoppinc vi\u00abH there Is a cloche hat\nwith three ehaded ostrich tips on the\ntop of the crown, while the crepe-de*\nf'hine scarf to match It ha* a cluster\not MSB same lips ul thu *,i0-\nm .,iu* parcel put iy-rt.ni brinui Iho oervlco t.. jour vluj*\na^U'li. Price List and Information Upon Request.\nHK1.IABI.E\u2014THAT'S Alt\n234-236 13th Ave, w. i Opposlto Inbllo library), Csl^ary, Alta.\nASTHMA-\nHEAD and\nIBRONCH1AL\nCOtfDS\nNo Smoke\u2014No Sprays-No Snuff\nJust Swallow a RAZ-MAH Capsule\nRestnrea normal breatliing. Quickly\n\u25a0tons aLl choking, goading and mncua\nfraLherinifa in broachial tubaa. Cbtoa\nong njghta of nuttfol a!er*p. ConUlna\nno uij'inoua or habit forming drugs.\n$1.00 per box at dmgatorea- Send 6c. for\ngeceroua trial. TampUtotu, Toronto.\nRAZ-MAH\nCUARANTEED RELIEF '\nFreedom from Pain\nNeurit..' ^'\nNeuralgia\nTlioTiHncla af Ctnidlana ba-ra tnatA that\nT.RC'i five ---roickMt and aur\u00abat r\u00abli\u00abf from\nMm. T.R-C 'tm-* iiTmcilj on ih*\n\u25a0\u00bb\u00ab\u2022\u00ab tha vr- It*\u2014 oentain no .\nhftbtt tc~r\u2014~B 4nt: Yonr drtifrw* i _\nDvudi a-f\u2014. fitmd 10c. for fanorooa in*d.\nidmmii tbat\ndantfftrt-Hta \u2022\u00bb\nT\u00abmpl*sta7ai, Toronto,\n$1.00 j\nim.ti.-r. C*|r H*M*U.k*M\nIII. QV,C- K\u2014,,,.\nb.!-. sire r>iaa .\nTRCs\nrrMPuroN**\nRHCUMATIC\n. c APauLta Jl\nFnr sale by Toole Prug Co., City Drug Cn.\n 'Page Six\nTHE NELSON DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY MORNING, MALCH 21, 1925\nRichard and Four\nnmoay Others Convicted\nin Film Conspiracy\n'\"' -TRENTON. N.J., Mareh \u00a30\u2014George\nt,. \"Tex\" Rickard and four of his co-\n-i*t-rendant3 Jn federal court charged\nWltli cnspiraey to violate the law to J\nHltirally transport prize fight film.-.]\nv.( re convicted by a Jury last night.\nAll were Conlfnu*-n'-*''f.ation, Flatulency, Wind\nCoir w! Diarrhea; allaying\n!Fc .\u25a0 -ri.'\" (;s arising therefrom, and, hy regulating the Stomach\nii.il Bc-fte!*, aids the assimilation of Food; giving natural sleep.\n' Yo *vf>M iv lations, always look for the signature of C^^A\/y\/^cX^U\nAV'!'-*ri larmless-No Opiatps. I'liysicians everywhere recommend it.\nIT? *H'i**g*:.re-\u2014-r\u2014 . ^\t\na-Srfian\nil\nli\nB'i\nFrov -J safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for\nKh.-.matism Colds\nHead iche Pain\nNturfleia 'Ie''\nLurru i.rfj\nfuntis\n*So\/&\nXmJ\n\u25ba\u25a0Accept only \"Bayer\" package\nwhich contains proven directions.\nTTandy \"Bayer\" boxen of 12 tablet*.\nAIbo bottles of 24 and 100\u2014Druggists.\n\/\u2022Hri*i !, thf tride murk frpelRtrivl In Cnmiti) of River Min'irnctiire of M-mmcrtl;-\nv Sonet '.' atlir-ylimi-i'l (Aoirl Snlic.vllr Aciil, \"A. 8. A.\"I. While It It well known\nrtt A* -fr 1 nieaim Bayer rasiiiifsrHirc, to \u00bb. Murphy, who Is In the city\nmaklnif final arrangement* for Zati-\nnl'.s flight across the Pacific and\nacross this ooittttMtnt.\nAn extra engine for Major Zanni's\nscapUine. on which he hopes to cross\nthe Pacific, and which has heen lying\nin bond here for some time, was\nshipped to Yokohama on the steamship Arabia Mam, Wednesday, it is\na ^id-horsepower Napier, duplicate\nof the engine In Major Macl.arcn's\nplane, wlnn the Brltlah fiver made\nhis unsuccessful attempt to fly around\n(he world lasl vear.\nMr. Murphy will md seek the use\nf II, M. C. S. Thiepvat as a tender\nfor the distribution of supplies ut\npoints along ilie trans-Pacific route,\nhut will endeavor lo charter two\nships here, one of which will go to\nYokohama to pick up supplies and\nfuel for the first leg of the trip,\nwhile tlie second would take on supplies and fuel here and go direct to\ne Kurlles.\nChange to Land Plane\nA land plane on which Zannl will\nresume his flight from Vancouver,\nif he successfully negotiates the\ncrossing of the Pacific, is now In\nVancouver, nnd Mr. Murphy is tak-\ning the necessary steps to have i\nreleased from bond. lie hopes tt\nmake arrangements wilh officers of\nthe Canadian Air force for use of\nthe airdrome at the local air station\nfor the petting up of this plane.\nZanni's route from Tokyo and across\nthe Pacific Is practically the same\nas that of Major MacLaren, except\nthat he hopen to make longer hops,\nbeing able to carry more fuel, and\nhis plane, therefore, having a larger\ncmlRing radius. The seaplane Is a\nKokker, with a Napier 4TiO-horsepower\nengine. The land plane to be set\nup here Is of similar type except that\nIt Is a land machine.\nProm Vancouver, Zanni's route will\ntake him to Han Francisco, and thence\nacross the United States. If all goes\nwell. Mr. Murphy figures Zannl should\nreach Vancouver about June 1, 01-\npossiblv a few days earlier. Zunni\nhimself is confident he can cross the\nPacific in three weeks from tho time\nhe leaves Tokyo. _\nNATIONAL ON FENCE\nON RATE QUESTION\nMontreal Statement Saye No Action\nTaken, But Koad Needi the\nRevenue\nMONTREAL. March 'JO.\u2014A statement Issued yesterday by the Cana-\n111.111 National railways on tin: subject\nof freight rates says In part:\n*'This railway company is moving in\naccordance with its best judgment to\nprotect the interests of the communi-\ntl-ta it aervea, but having at the\nsum.- time dui* rtgard lor its gross\nii'\\'-niw position.\nThe prealdent of the company hai\nnol taken any definite action in the\nmatter, hut la working in harmony\nwith all of the interests Involved, in\nth,- hope that an amicable, batiafao-\ntoty and speedy settlement will be\nFouad.\"\nENGLISH, SCOTS\nON GRID TODAY\nAncient Rivalry for Calcutta Cup Renewed; Scots\nLook Winners\nNeliwii Branch\nK D. McLeod. Mp.\nGrand Fork.8 Branch\nC- A. Spink, M#.\nFernie Branch\nA. Watson. Mjy. ' j\u00abj\n. LONDON, March L'l).\u2014(Canadian\nPress Cable)\u2014\"Tlie ancient enemies\"\nare once more mobilized, and tomorrow the 47th international rugby game\nbetween England and Scotland will\nlie contested at the new ground of\nthe Scottish union, Murray Field\npark, Edinburgh. While the International games wl'th the other countries\nare carried out with great spirit and\nvigor, none hus yet Invested itself\nwith the same atmosphere that nur-\nrounds the engagements ot the Scots\nand the Knglish. There lu to be\n(ought for the Calcutta cup, the annual trophy contested for between\nEngland and Scotland, lo the exclusion o[ lho oilier countries In the\ninternational series. This cup Is a\nrelic of the last decades of the 19th\ncentury, when following the dissolution of rugby names In Calcutta, India, lhe funds remaining were devoted\nto furnlshiiiff u trophy to be played\nfor annually between these two\ncountries. I\nIn London Last Ten Years\nThe Scots havo not had a look\nat the cup since 1913, when the English won il back.\nWhether the Calcutta cup Is to remain In Eondon, or to be returned in\ntriumph to Kdinburgh, rests on the\noutcome of tomorrow's game, and\neven the most ardent supporters .In\nEngland view the eomlnff contest with\nsome doubts, Tbe best that can he\nsaid o( tho English fifteen -so far\nIs that they have not done badly.\nThey defeated Wales, and drew with\nIreland, but had to exert themselves\nto the utmost.\nMatters are different with the Cale\ndonians. ' They'nre now traveling on\nthe crest of tho full tide of victory.\nTheir first victims were lhc French,\nand they followed with a bt'illiaut\nwin over Wales. They defeated Ireland, who were expected to furnish\nsterner opposition.\nTomorrow's game ends the scries\nfor the current season for Scotland, while England have ono more\ngame to play against Franca.\nOf the 4li games already played\nbetween the two rivals. England have\nwon 20, Scotland 17, aud nine have\nbeen drawn.\nLineup\nThe teams will lineup M follows:\nEngland\u2014Full back, HoilUIay of\nAspatria; three-(.inarlers, Hamilton-\nWickes of llarll'iulns, Corbett of\nBristol, Locke of Pirkenhead Park,\nami Small wood. Lelceatarl halves,\nMyers of Bradford, and Massey of\nI^eicester; forwards, Wakefield \u201e of\nHarlequins, Smith of Old Merchant\nTailors, Blakiston of Uverponl, Tucker of Bristol, Luddington of Devon-\nport Services, Mclennan yf Old Merchant Tailors, Voyee or tiloueester,\nand Camming, of Cambridge V.\nScotland\u2014Full back, l>rysdah\\ Herrin tonlans; three-quarters. Wallace.\nAltken, Macl'henson and Smith all of\nOxford; halves, \"Waddell and Nelson,\nof C.l.isgow Aeads; forwards, Banner-\n111:111, Ireland, of (llasgow; I>avles,\nHawick. Howie of Kirkaldy; McMyn\nof Cambridge, Scott, Ste wart ionians,\n1'aterson of Birkenhead Bark and\nGillies.\nScots Lead League\nThi* inlfinatii\niial\nbta\nlillllBH\nU'l'*.\nT1.1111 f\nW\nD\n],. F.\nA.\nP.\nScotland .. -s\n1\n0\nII II\n26\n6\nIreland .... J\n2\n1\n1 -12\n26\nr,\nEngland .. 2\n1\n1\n0 IS\n12\ni\nWales t\n1\n0\n3 1.\nId\n2\nI'-rance 3\n0\n0\n3 12\n45\n0\nPains in Kidneys\n' Cease\n\"For a considerable period I was subject to pains\nin my kidneys and suffered very severely. I tried\nvarious remedies without success. After using Gin\nPills for a few days my pains left me entirely and\nhave not since returned.\"\nJas. B. Warnock, 1052 Barclay St., Vancouver, B.C.\nTry Gin Pills yourself if you suffer\nfrom kidney trouble. At all druggists.\nNational Drue St Cli.-mi.al Co., of Canada, Limited, Toronto, Oat.\nGlno Tills In the U.S.A. are the nine aa Cin Fills in Canada.\nCANADA DRUG & BOOK COMPANY\nNelson, B.C.\nHAS IT\nSEVEN BODIES WERE\nRECOVERED THURSDAY\nFA1UMONT, W.Vii., Mareh 20.\u2014Four\nQOdteS, .those of three negroes and a\nwhite man. found lute yesterday in\nmine. No. 41 of the Helhiehem Mines\ncorporation, were hrouxht tn the \u00abur\u00bb\nface laat niitht. With thr.e lata* ones,\n.he il'iy's recovery wiim seven. Thes.,-\nvtre the firntr of the .11 entonihed.\nThe Consolidated Mining & Smelting\nCompany of Canada, Limited\nOffice Smelting and Refining Departm.nl\nTRAIL, BRITISH COLUMBIA\nSmelters and Refiners\nPurchasers of Gold, Silver, Copper, Lead and Zinc Ores.\nProducers of Gold, Silver, Copper, Pig Lead and Zinc.\n, TADANAC, TRAIL\nDENTISTS CONFER\n11FE MEMBEESHirS\nSPOKANE, March 10.- l.ir,* mam-\nbeiahlpa in lha Washington Bute Dental aaaoclatlon ara ta b\u00ab awarded lir.\nPrank I. Shaw and Dr. B. B. Hk.ts\nof Seattle, and Dr.. A. Starke Oliver,\nI'r. 11. I, Parr and Hr. Kranl*. It.\nPlake ,,r Bpokane, in view of their 2.\">\nwae announced at lhe annual convon*\nPostal Clerk Is\nGiven Three Years\nHALIFAX, M;u rh 19.\u2014Leo Evaaa,\nHalifax postal clerk, who pleaded gull-\ni\\ ^--.-.-i.ii da ye ago t<> thefti from\nii,. ii,nils, was wntenced yesterday to\n.-i rve three yeara in pi nltantlary,\nINSIDE ataoln eta\nQUEBEC POLITICIANS\nIN LIQUOR RUNNING\nFuhlio A-eox*.ntH Committee Hears Details cl It In Liquor\nFril>\u00bb\nQt'KBRC March \u00bb.\u2022 The purchana\n.\u2022l : as.,. ,.f Si.arh and Bourbon\nwhlsklra .a Kngland for r.\"\"\"\" at the\nend .a' la*-, t.v a ayndlcatc Includlna\nlai.lt.a Hrlen. A Broaaeau. mavor of\nMnnlrcnl North, N. land ..I' St. Johns.\nQue , and .1 II I,avail.,, and its .suh-\ns-.|U.nt sli-piu. nl I.. New York, where\ndlaeintiatkutlon could not l.e effected\nin January. III2J, was described i., u\u201e.\nI ubllc ae, aunts committee vesterdav\nat th. eonliiitiata.il of the im|ijiry into Ha allalls of the vjllel.ee li,|Uot\nronimlaflon l.y 1,. Uieii, insurance\n, u. nt of Montreal.\nThis witless declared in his evl-\n\u20221 \u25a0 lhal 15000 had I a out int..\ni.v .1. A. Bray, then\nLli-re\n.Mo\nTIDES FLOWERS\nBEATS BOOASH\nBOKTOX. Marcli H.\u2014\"Tiger\" Mow-\nera of Atlanta, ila.. won a close decision over I.\"ti Boiaah, of lirhlL'e-\nport i'oiin. in in rounds tonight.\nFlowers won by his anreaaiva&eaa.\nInternational Paper\nShareholders Asked\nto Approve Riordan\nNBW Vi'KK. Marcli ill. \u2014 The pro-\np.sal .r ihe international Paper company t.. acquire the Rtoraan propertied\nin Canada marks official pecoffaitlon\ni.v h a.t. rs in the United stales paper\nndii.-liv Hull hereafter llle United\nstate., must look to Canada for in-\ni \u25a0.,...! rawsptint aapply, according lo\na letter lo International stockholders,\nis-,ed today. Approval of Ihe pur-\ncha,e on Marcli :U |- asked.\nNANAIMO FEDERAL\nLIBERAL CONVENTION\nVANf'orVI.It, March 20\u2014I-llicruls\nor lhe Nanaimo federal riding will hold\na nominating convention In lumen.\nVaneouver Island cn April 2.\nBill to Restore\nExcursion Rates\nOTTAWA, Marci, 10.\u2014A --ill whi-'li\niwms to ret*tnr\u00ab tlie pflvlleaaa of special PxcurNion rales. In rOFM tiet'ure\nth*- war, tn conTentlona, aportanan\ntriiVelinK nn \u25a0ehadule, etc., waw ln-\nInidiiced in tlie tiOMBB today l>v T. L.\nehureii, Conaervatlve, North Toronto,\nand kh* n first reading.\nttOCB Hla\norts\nothe\nto\nf-nitig\nt lu tlic spring\nd Ih'-y ranK\" ftnni little tuckM\nIO liuily box yl-iiu.\nFacts for Critics\nWHEN Canadian Pacific freight rates in British Columbia\nare being criticized, the critics omit to give certain facts in\nwhich the public is vitally interested.\nFor instance, they do not state that eastbound rates, classifications and car minimums are lower from Vancouver than they\nare from Seattle, Tacoma, Portland or San Francisco.\ni\nThey do not advise the public that the Canadian classification\nratings and car minimums are the lowest on the continent, or\nthat their application to Canadian Pacific freight schedules produce the lowest ton-mile earnings, or that Canadian Pacific\nreturns were the measure used by the Railway Commission in\nfixing rates in Canada.\nNor do they inform the public that dividends of 7 per cent\nfrom rail operation are paid by\nthe Canadian Pacific on only\n$260,000,000 common shares.\nPreference shares, debenture\nstock and other obligations represent $419,686,537, while the\nactual cash investment in the\nrail lines of the Company to\nDecember31st,1923,was$919,-\n965,706, or a difference of $240,-\n279,169, not capitalized, upon\nwhich no return is paid either\nin freight or passenger rates.\nNor is it pointed out by these\ncritics that the Canadian Pacific return from railway operations represents only 4.073\nper cent on the actual cash invested in its rail property, white\nunder the Transportation Act\nof the United States Congress\nthe Interstate Commerce Commission has held that railways\nunder its jurisdiction are entitled toareturn of 5.75 percent\non their present day valuation.\nNeither has the public been\ntold by these critics that the\nCanadian Pacific shareholders\nhave appropriated, over $100,-\n000,000 in premiums on shares\nand surplus earnings to capital\nexpenditures\u2014practically a\ngift to the people of Canada,\nbecause it adds nothing to the\ncapital carrying charges of the\nCompany.\nNeither has attention ever\nbeen drawn to the fact that in\nfive years ending 1923 over\n$31,000,000 in taxes has been\npaid into the revenues of tho\ncountry by the Company, nor\nthat $68,000,000 has been expended to date in the development of colonization and irrigation works on the Prairies.\nIt is only because of the sound\nfinancial policies and careful\nmanagement of the Canadian\nPacific Railway that the public of Canada has had the benefit of greater reductions in rates\nthan those of the United States.\nThe Canadian Pacific courts\nfair criticism and asks only that\nall the factsbe presented to the\npublic.\nFreight rates have been\nshown to be a very small factor\nin the cost of living, but they\nare a vital factor in the prosperity of the railways and therefore of Canada.\nCANADIAN PACIFIC\nlt Spans the World\n*>***^M^\"P\n ^Y\nTHE NELSON DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 21, 1925\nPage Bsvsr\n\u2022rsr * fir ro-xtcHV\nGRANT'S\nBest Procurable\n(THE ORIGINAL)\nWit ii.-aii.at\nPure Scotch Whisky\nRICHEST IN FINEST\nHIGHLAND MALT\nBotrbd anc' c-jtraMrtd by Willi**\nGrant B Son* l-uniied Qenliddick uii\nBolvtnif Qciihv-rt Diotillcrw*. Dull-\nlawn -h Ciattuw. Scotland.\nPORT ARTHURS\nBEAT COLEMAN;\nCAPTURE TITLE\nReverse Showing of the\nFirst Game; Experience\nthe Big Factor\nThis advertisement is not published or displayed by th?\nIQUOR CONTROL BOARD or the Government of B.C.\nDAPACTIY RINK\nIIIS OPENER\nOF CUP SERIES\n)utside of Rabid Victoria!\nfans, Little Money Ifl\nFlashed\nVICTORIA. March an.\u2014Everything!\n-i in readiness for the opening (MM '\nrf tomorrow nlulit liotwoen the |\n\u25a0ntival Can* die aa Nation*.I Hockey\n\u25a0he < tiampioiis. nnd Um Vieta-ia\nr_m%ata, lenders of the Western Can-\nda Hockey 1-Mgus, for tho -Stanley |\nup nnd the world's champlonahlp, |\nhe s.rnifi will start at ft o'clock, and '\n111 he bandied hy \"Mickey\" Ion.\nThe Canadiens will reach Victor.u\n(morrow morning, and will reat all\nof Victoria, and Morenz of the Canadiens, Ret along. They should\nhave some great old races up and\ndown thf ice..\nTIE FIRST PERIOD;\nTHEN TAKE A LEAD\nCANADIENS UMBER\nUP INIVANCOUVER\nWorkout Shows Them in\nFettle; Leave for\nVictoria\nVANCOrVKR.\nMontreal CanadlenR, eastern hockey\nchampions, left here on tonight's\nboat for Victoria, where tomorrow\nnleiht the team meets Victoria Cougars\nIn the first of the world championship series for the Stanley cup.\nPandnrand'H men had a workout\nof one hour's duration in the local\narena at noon, and the balance of\nthe day was quietly spent right\nseeing. Kvery man was reported in\ngo** condition after the Ion?; train\njourney, and the workout today indicated that the easterners are In\nfine fettle for the opener tomorrow\nnitfht. They are a smooth work'ng Pgan\nsegregation, and their style differs\nfrom th\" watts considerably.\nTomorrow night's same will he\nplayed under weslern rule-*, nnd Monday nisht's gome here under eastern\nriiics. and the thitd game will be\nuisder the weetrrn O-Me, After that,\nif more gases are necessary, tho\ncodes will site nate.\nKID LEWIS LOSES\nBOUT ON A TOUL\nthe Scottish welterweight, in\nthe fifth round of a 20 round bout at\nAlbert hall last night. Lewis was\ndisqualified for persistent heading.\nPaavo Nurmi, of Finland, has tiled\nan application for membership in the\nAmerican Amateur Athletic union,\nalong with his credentials as a foreign\nathlete In good standing.\nWrestlinr? competitors in 8t. Louis,\nMo., in the future will be required to\nsign affidavit In advance, pledging\nthemselves to givo their best efforts,\nand t,wear that the match is to be\n\"ni the level,\"\t\nManitoba Champs Now to\nRepresent West in Cup\nPlayoffs\nHans' Ham Hands\nStill Ranked as\nBiggest in Game\norkmit this\n\u25a0 strenuous\nthe\nVicloiia held fl stiff\nfternoon, and despite the t\ntfppnlgn which led then\nague championship, they showed no\nigns of fatigue.\nThousands Shut Out\nTho game will be witiiesscii by at\n\u25a0\u2022lift 4600 fans, tlu- capacity Ot the\nInk, thousands of fans being: unable\ncure tickets, niitsidt- of the most\nahld fan who can see nothing hut\nf'lctoria. little betting has been rc-\nmrted.\nAs the teams are R-trang-eri I ie j\nnother, tomorrow night's game will\nikely find the playera going ceutloua-\n,-, It is known that both Hues nre I\nwt. and thai neither defence neglects ]\ntopping their man at any price. If I\nhe play opens up and the teams |\ni not resort to a three-man de-\n>nce and a two-man attack, the fans\ninn 1.1 he treated to one of the most\n(Want games seen here in a long |\nmo. The learns possess tlu- right\nlayers to make thp name a whirl- i\n-Ind affair. Neither side lias whal |\nlight be called a \"slow\" man. and it ]\n*lil be Interesting to roc how the !\nspeedy forwards, Frederickson j\nThe Semaphore Is the\nPLACE TO BOWL\nThe Semaphore\nSmoke Shop\nBowling\u2014Billiards\u2014Smokes\nBy AL DEMAREE\n(Former Pitcher, N. Y. Giants)\nThree noteworthy pairs of hands:\n1. HANS WAGNER, lhe famous\nPittsburgh shortstop and one of the\ngreatest stars of all times, is credited\nwith having the largest .hands that\never juggled a baseball.\n-2. CY SEYMOUR, formerly of the\nNew York tiiants, probably holds tht1\nrecord for having the smallest hands.\nThey eventually forced him to give\nup pitching and become an outfielder.\n:t. HARRY ABLES, a southpaw\npitcher, had lhe longest lingers In\nthe game. It was no difficulty for\nhim to span a baseball.\n, (ban 100\nWINNIPTM, March 20.\u2014The Port\nArthur team, champions of Saskatchewan, champion of Saskatchewan and\nManitoba- tonight won the western\n-Canada aeilor hockey title, and will\nmeet Toronto Varsity In the finals\nof the Allan cup ns n result of a\n5-1 victory over the fast Coleman\nTigers, titleholders of Alberta-HrUish\nColumbia. Tlie men from the head of\nthe lakes won the round 7 lo ft, the\nTigers having captured the first\ngame 4-2.\nVictory tonight was due to the\ngreater experience of the winning\nteam. On tbe whole, the play was\nvery even, bul the Ports played a\nstrong defeneivo game, and wailed\nfor the- breaks, which they obtained.\nFor tlie greater part of Ilie time lhe\nAlberta youngsters had the better of\nthe play, hut were away off lu Iheir\nshooting as compared wilh their\nperformance of Wednesday night.\nTlie game touighl was not nearly as\ngood ns the previous game, hut this\nwas due largely tr, lhc close checking.\nCaptain Hrydgos put up a wonderful\ngame, and led mosl of the offensive\nplays, his work was largely responsible for lhe victory of the Ports.\nMe was ably seconded hy Alex Cray\non the forward line and Chahot in\ngoal.\nFor the losers, Thorsteinson put\nup a remarkable game. Wasna was\nnext best, hut Sheppard. who was\nthe star of Wednesday's game, was\naway below foi in. Coodman in goal\nput up a strong game.\nThe turning pom; that decided the\nseries came one minute from the\nclose of tlie opt ning period, when\nI'ort Arthur, through some fine work,\nscored two goals, to even np the\nseries. This reverse for a time seemed\ntn upsol (he \u2022kids,'\" ;uid hefore they\nsettled down in the secimd period,\nPoit Arthur had added two more\ngoals, enough to cinch the series.\nAlthough Coleman came bark strong\nto score one goal In the middle\nframe, they failed to get UtO breaks.\nand the ciima\\ that terminated the\ngame came seven minutes from the\nfinish, when Wilson beat Goodman\non a soft backhand shot from outside\nthe blue line, which trickled over\nGoodman's sink.\nSummary\nFirst period\u2014I. I'mi Arthur, PtldAS,\n10:00; s. Port Arthur, Oray from\nPudas, 1 *>: 30.\nSecond period\u20143, Port Arthur,\nBrydgis. 3:10; 4, -Kori Arthur, Hereaux\nfrom Cray from Wilson. Uflft; a.\nColeman, Wasna ftoin Sheppard, I J:00.\nThird period- ti. nut Arthur, Wilson. II: lft.\nLineup\nColeman Poaltlon Poii Arthur\nCoal\nGoodman Chabot\nDefence\n-\"nmher Wilson\nDaly Brydges\nForwards\nThorsteinson \u2022-.... Cray\nWaana pudas\nSheppard ..... L'Heureui\nSubstitutes\nKwasney Cox\n \u25a0 - Connors\nMontr\ninaila. ne\nRosenberg Wrests\nBantamweight Belt\nFrom Xannonball'\nthat proves your Whisky\ngenuine \" White Horse.\"\nBeginning each year, every\nbottle is consecutively\nnumbered to prevent fraud.\nThe Public are invited in\ntheir own interest to report\nto us suspected cases.\nDemand \" White Horse\"\nWhite house\n' scotch yjHISKY\nWhite horse distillers, ltd., Glasgow and london\nThis advertisement is not published or displayed by the\nLIQUOR CONTROL HOARD or the Government of B.C.\nNKW TORK, Miu-i'li 20.\u2014Charli\nPhil EtOMnbM-| nf Brooklyn, won Oi\nwiiiid'n bnnUmwoffht enamptonthtp\ntonight whan hi- outpointed Eiiiilo\n\"Ciinnnnluill\" Miulin. ilafaraling iham-\nliiim. in IS round! at Maillson Bqinra\nGordon.\nRonnberg won tho Milo hy a clover\nii.-.. nf a tantlllnlas left lob, ond a\nrlKlit npiiiTini. i.iiiitnxiiiK Martin \u00bbi\nevery turn, ond toward tho bitter part\nuf ilia fialn holding hla own In tt\nunions im* in top t-kli-mletl that\nri-iitinoil Uu* laUerport ot the match.\nEXHIBITION BASEBALL\nIt. II. R\n7 HI 1\na a,I\nAl Autoota. Oa.\u2014\nfvtriiit Americana\nToronto lnti-rnallniialH\nBatterlea \u2014 Hslloway, M....r.\nBaooler, .Vn.iilnll; OlbMIl, Kmlili und\nManion, Sullivan.\nAt Lake I.iilnl, Fill.\u2014 It. II. R\nCleveland AmarirnnH li II) 1\nClnelnnet! Natlnoala .. . :t 7 1\nRatterlea \u2014 J. Rdwarda, Hawaii nml\nMyall, 1.. s.w..ii; Rheehan. Benton,\nlir.'idv find W-lniro.\nAl SI. ril.rMl.iiiB. llu.\u2014 11. II. R\nHuston Nationals r. I 2\nNew Vork Americano 1; 1:: 0\nBatterlea\u2014Marqnard, Barnea, -\nwii-h. Johnson, li.-all; Bradley and\nO'Neill.\nGREEN SECTION\nCAMPAIGN OPEN\nEvery Club in Dominion\nWill Be Provided\nLectures\nTORONTO. Marvh 2(1.\u2014That the\nnewly WIMd Rrt>i-n section of the\nRoyal f'amulian ' lolf RSHOciatlon will\nfill a long fI'll want, nml meets- with\n(hn approval nf golfer:* thrntighmit\nCanada, is evident frmn the nuniher\nof letters from gnifon ot aaattfra Canada, and as far went us (he Pacific\nroast, that art; reaching the qshocIu-\ntion.\nAlthough the deel.Hlon tn form ft\ngreen neettori wan only reached at\nthe annual meeting In January, ronftlti-\nerahle progress has heen made hv\nthe rommttlee. and (ha work as now\nmap|i''d out will Include visits lo\nevery rluh In lhe Dominion, to confer with green keeper* and secrelariew,\nIhe estahlishmenl of an Inquiry buret, h to deal with nil queHtiuns of\ncourse ennui met ion and maintenance,\nthe holding of lecture rourses for\ngreen keepers, and the iiuMlcaUon\nuf a monthly bulletin.\nAt these new reduced prices\nThe New Studebaker Cars\nrepresent values, never equalled\nbefore in Canada\nDelivered car prices at the following points: Kamlo ops, Vernon, Kelowna, Trail, NELSON, Revelstoke\nSTANDARD SIX\nDUPLEX-PHAETON '. $1025\nDUPLEX-ROADSTER $1000\nCOACH $2175\nCOUNTRY CLUB COUPE $2255\nCOUPE 5-PASSENGEI*. $2305\nBROUGHAM $2125\nSEDAN ..$2555\nPER LINE\nSPECIAL SIX\nDUPLEX-PHAETON\nDUPLEX-ROADSTER\nSPORT ROADSTER\nBROUGHAM \t\nSEDAN \t\nVICTORIA \t\n$2G25\n. $3-165\n$2300\n$2515\n$2025\n$3225\n$3005\nRERL1NE $3325\nBIG SIX\nDUPLEX-PHAETON .$3025\nCOUPE $3055\nSEDAN $\u00bb150\nRERLINE . $\u00ab250\n1,-whccl li nd nt ul ir brakes, with dine wheels, optional nl extra charge\nNOTE\u2014These prices include taxes and freight. Thiy cover cars with standard factory equipment, delivered complete and ready for service.\nCompare Studebaker cars with all other cars. Compare the prices with United Stales factory prices.\nKootenay Garage, Nelson\nMABBB MacLAREN MOTORS, LTD., Kelowna THE UNION GARAGE CO., Trail\nNEIL \u2014, McCANNELL, Kamloops \\I.KX GREEN, ESQ., Vernon\nSTUDEBAKER\nTHIS IS A STUDEBAKER YEAR\n Paet Eight\nTHE NELSON DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 21, 1925\nMarkets a* Finance\nSTOCKS RECOVER\n''HtOMlOW LEVEL\nSelling Pressure! Is Lifted\nand Many Net Gains\n,,,, ^Register\nNKW TOUK .March 20. \u2014 Relllng\npressure was lift.-.d from today's stock\nmarket nnd prices made substantial\nrecovery frota recnt low levels. Net\nRains in the standard rail and Industrial Issues ran from 1 to 4 points,\nwith even larger advances in Mine-\nof the high-priced specialties.\nFurther activity and Mrvnglh was\nshown ln the Pan-Amartenn IVtiolenVii\nshares, each of which advanced more\nthan 2 points.\nUnited Stales Steel common crossed\nIL'2. a net jrnln of 1\u00bb4. American Can\n\u25a0nOV-M a net pin of 2 % points, at\n1764, and Baldwin closed a point\nhlKher at 12S.\nln lhe eoppar shares net pains of\nft l*oint or rnnr* Were recorded bv\nAmerican Smelting. Anneomia, FYd-\nt-ral Mining and Smelting preferred,\n-Magma and Utah.\nRail* shiiw.-fl a strong undertone\nWith sprctal strength in the Wabash\n-prelerrcd issues, Atlantic Coast Line,\nChesapeake and Ohio, Chicago and\nNorthwestern, Lackawanna. Northern\nPacific, St. Louis Northwestern and\nGreat Northern preferred, sil of which\nclosed 2 to 3 points hlfcher.\nCall money renrwed at 3% per cent\nand then droptwd to ?,, where it\nclosed. Time money and commercial\npaper rates held steady in nulet trailing.\nTotal sales\u2014l.S**-Mfln 'shares,\nClosing* QootaUona\nHigh L.\n' Amer. Loco. ...\nAmer. Tobacco\nAmer. T. & T.\nAnaconda \t\nAtchtoon \t\nHalt. & Ohio ...\nCan. I'ac\t\nChile Copper . .\nCorn Products .\n(Jen. Motors . . .\nO. N. pfd\t\nGranby \t\nIns p. Copp.-r ..\nKuinecott Cop.\nMaiml Copper .\nN- Y. Cent. ...\nNor. Pacific ..\nIhiliips Pete ..\nPacific Oil ...\nRock Island ...\nStudebaker ....\nShell Union Oil\nSou, Pacific . ..\nStan. OM Cal .\nSinn, on Ky ,\nStan. Oil N, J. .. ,, ,\nTeres t.ulf Sulph. Ul\nUnion Pacific .. m\nU. S. Steel 122\nsmma Oata 54\n132 .\n-t.8 *\nliiu\nII *8\n120L.\nra-M\n147\nIIU\n11 f\n40\n1\nUl*\nm%\nti*\nn V\n141V\nClose\nist%\n\u25a0 il\n1351^\n120'..\n7S%\nlis\"\nm\n10M\n\u2022ii \u25a0\ns_\n12\u00bb,\n117\",\n4S\n43i\n117\nIIU\nliv\nfi-K\nm*\u00bb\\\nwv*\nHo\n101U 10\ni 114\nlllfl\n111%\nCO\"',\n1174\n143%\n122\nSPOKANE STOCKS\n(Ileported by C. W, Appleyard)\nHid Asked\nFlorence\nNabob\n* Hichmond\nSilversmith\nSin vi--.s\nWypothnek\nLuckv Jim\nHtlndeer .\n. 11:, 1:.\n.on'\"\nWHEAT CLIMBS\nUP TEN CENTS\nRecovery Comes After an\nEarly Stampede to Sell\non Europe State\nCHICAGO, March 20. \u2014 Rushes to\nbuy wheat today followed a stampede\nto sell at the outset. Prices flew up\nnearly J|\u00bbc nt the last. Reports of\nsurprising scarcity of Canadian wheat\navailable for export did much to swing\nthe market around notwltbttimdoic\nearlier news of financial difficulties\namong grain dealers in Europe. The\nwheal market hen? closed strong ut\nthe day's top figures, %t to ,%o net\nhigher. May |\u00a3ltl| to 1-MtC and\nduly 11.45 to 11.41%, Com finished\nunchanged to 1 i*c lower, oats unchanged to %e up, and provisbins\nvarying from l!ic decline to 17c ad-\nSTERLING EXCHANGE\nNWST YORK, March Tt ttlaalhig exchange steady at $4.74% for M-day\nbills and at |4.TT% for demand.\nCanadian dollars\u20143-J12 discount\nPrance\u2014Demand, 4,06c.\nMarks\u2014Demand, per trillion, U.t-Oc\nn approximate sterling rate,\nNel si\nMETAL MARKETS\nha?ISJwer &\u00a3M*^h ** *-\u2022 f\"0\"1*\"\nCopper '\u2014 Ha'sy; eleclrolvtie, Bpot\nand tutures, 14%\u00ab to 14-fcc '\nTin \u2014 S|iot firm, and futures 154 IS\nIron\u2014Steady; unchanged\nLead\u2014steady; spot, j*).\n\/ins \u2014 firm; Kast si. Loui\n\u25a0um futur*, |7.I5 to $~.4l)\nAntimony\u2014Spot ti:,\nAt London: '\nStandard cupper\nfuUu-ea, tu fa.\nKlectrolyilc copper \u2014 I\nlures, \u00a3fis 5h\nr.s'\"1*' \"\" S!'ot' \u00a3r,:i u-i *\u2022*******. IM\nspot\n\u2014\u2022 Spit, \u00a3fi3 2s Mi\nUt] fu-\nlld; futures,\nfutures, tfj\nTRADE AVERAGE\nIS VERY GOOD\nWholesale Volume Is Being\nMaintained; Retail Is\nAbout Same\nweekly\nCredit\n.IK\n.L'3\u00bb;\nVANCOUVER STOCKS\n(Hi port. ,1 li.v C w. Appl, yard)\nB. C. Silver ..\nBoun.lnrv ..\nQtrl* \u2022'\u2022\t\n\u2022Iranl.y \t\nIndian\t\nInt. Coal \t\nSilversmith . .\nB ft Montana\nSpartan \t\nqVeelKrnwi\nTrajan \t\nDunwell \t\ntSlailfr \t\nPremier . .\nttufus \t\nSelkirks \t\nC, \u00a5, II. ...\nAlked\nl.ll\n.35\n.ihii;\n.in, g\nMINNEAPOLIS GRAIN\n- Flour\n11.11\nii '*.\nII.MH\nMINNEAPOLIS. Mar.l, |a\n15c- liicher. at f,.7T, to $9 15'\nHran\u2014j:*3 60.\n,,*\u2022\"\"'-\u2022 t - N\u00bb. 1 northern\n\u2022 1.61: .May. Jl r,9: .hilv 51 -\nTorn \u2014 J\n%1M\\.\nQ\u00abe\u2014No. 3 white. II4 e in I2-..C.\ni_n\u2014 No. 2. *i i:ii| ,,, ji.tr,n.\nt lax\u2014No. l, %_U_ |0 jl'.HIs.\nMONTREAL PRODUCE\nMONTREAL. March 10\u2014Bott\u00ab un\nChanged; fKKs steady.\nButter \u2014 Xo. l pn.-ueurized, II Ui\nw 34c; .No. l creamery, Slo to lie\nwcondn, 31 x:_.r to 3L'c.\nEfis \u2014 Storage second:\nllrM.s. 3Gr.\nI'otatoe.-j \u2014 IV\nWINNIPEO, Karoh II.\u2014The\ntrade report of the Canadian\nain'a Trust aaeoelatlon readi\nHalifax \u2014 r..millions in wholeaale\ntrade bela\u00ab wall mainl.itned. Retail-\ntn report buaUlMI quiet\nTorento \u2014 Mo expansion visible in\n\u25a0vholcsaie ttud- at the preeent time\n\u25a0\u25a0v.-rajre business is belnf done!\nni trade\nWinnipeg \u2014 q,\nwm uiiciiantr.-ti.\narUinp boelneaa at\nkffeeunc movemen\n'otlectM.ns fair.\nRecfaa \u2014 Trade\ny remaining itea\nmprovemant notei\nto fair.\n\u25a0onably aetl\neeral trade condlt-\nStoruiy weather re-\nci.iuiLry points and\ni of apruig goods.\nskat\n-111-\nl.lili,\nns general-\nno marked\n\u25a0tions (.luw\n\u25a0ment noticed\n* -llecttona poor.\nUf-taii trad,- remnlnlng nuiet\nIgary \u2014 Trade condltlona generally in bo.h ^Unl.-sule and ...ail\nlinea holding their own. i.ut no marked\nRpreremeiu haa been noted\nKdmonton - Trade qui,! 'ami ool-\nla In\nMargin Buyers\nShould Be Able\nto Pay in Full\n'MARGIN BUYING\niMAYBE O.K. IF;:\njfcoo?* . x f stock '\"\nl bousKt 1\n***3CO\nh\n'i V\n. j ma igfin ,\nipaid\niaset'5\n1 i'csouroes\n[BUT NOT IF-,\nf Tc3tock.S.-'\nj ( bou.4,Hil !\n\\t_m_i\nJ paid *T*\n\u2022rpurthum\n^Kiw\nIe there any reaacn why the m\u00bbt-\nwbo Haa only J10O to invest shonlil\ny.ot \"buy etocki on margin when t^e\nrich man does?\n\u2022 * * v\nBuying stock or anything else on\nmargin is alraply paying enough of a\ndown payment lo acquire ownership\nand leaving tlie stock as security for\nthe balance you owe on it. Of course,\nthe holder of lhe security has tin'\nright to sell the stock if its value\nd< el ines and you refuse to pay more\non your bill.\nIn theory, then, the margin should\nreally be used as a convenience Jusi\nas one would use B charge account.\nNo store would knowingly sell a man\nllfM wonh of goods if be only hod\nMM to his name. .Wither should a\nbroker. Ofl the Otbef hand, if a man\nhad *:ion in cash, and owned proper^\nat aomething elae that could lu* aol'.I\nAtlantic SiiRar caninnn, Canadian Industrial Al.i.lu.l. Winnipeg Electric\nan.l Rtee] ,.l' Tana.la c.min..a. Htili-1\nAmerican Oil cloaed at '\u201e higher and\n*7'\u00ab. Imperial reached a new high of\n\u25a0J'.l'.. and finish...! uitii a ivain <.l !\nat l':i. Continental moved up %, to\nUsed Articles\nReal Estate\nRooms\nBoard\nTo Rent\nBoats and\nAutomobiles\nCLASSIFIED\nHelp Wanted\nPositions Wanted\nLost and Found\nLive Stock\nMachinery\nFarm Produce\nTimber and Mines\nBirths\n|.*ISI 1 Iii: \u2014 Hum. at Kasln hoapltal, on\ntha 19th. to Mr. ur.,1 Mrs. DoUglal\nWalter of Crawford Hay. a daughter.\nMale Help Wanted\n;00 MEN WANTKI\" - We want more\nmen who ure willing to qualify f*>r\nji.hs puyiug I125.M to $'!00.().,\nmonthly, ne garage mechanic*, hat-\nlei-y and electrliMl experts. vulc;m-\nliare, welders, engineers, etc. -alao\nmen warned ti\u00bb learn the barber\nir.'ide. whieh is nice, clean, inside\nwork and pays IJS.-M to obbM\nweekly. Write today for free catalog Mid our special employment plan.\nHeini-i-lll Trade School*, Limited.\n2JB Ninth Avenue ICast. Calgary, or\n1311 Granville Strei t. Vancouver.\n(Mil)\nMnV, WOMEN\u2014To learn rmrherlng.\npaid while lftarnlng; tools supplied\nCatalogue free. Moler College, Vancouver. (8.-.U)\nEARN MONEY AT IIOMIH \u2014 Tou can\nearn $1 to J2 an hour in your sparf\ntime writing show cards. No oan-\nvasslnff. We instruct you by yur\nnew simple Dtrectoglitph System\n\u25a0apply you wilh work nnd pay you\ncash each week. Write today foi\nfull particulars and free booklet\nWeet-Aug-UH Show Curd Service Limited, 98 Colborne building, Toronto\nCanada (tlU)\nSituations Wanted Male\nraying and\nAmeer, Ni\ndrafting \u2014\nMill. (IMt]\nSituations Wanted Female\nEXPERIKNCECf girl wlehei general\nho ii.-.-work. Phone 418R, (8776)\nPOSITION as bonsikee|ier or private\nnursi- hv nihtdh--a::. d lady. Bo*\n1774, Dally Newa, isttii\nQlltt Wlahei bousi-woik. Phone 10.\nBusiness Opportunities\nKIMBEP.I.KY BUSINESS TOR SALE-\nfiii-\nManii\nInsurance\nFIRE! FIRE!\nTomorrow may be too late.\nINSURE TODAY WITH\nCHAS. F. McHARDY\nFlre--I.tfe\u2014Aiitoiin.MIe antl AcclJent\nItisinanto.\n(sr.ll)\n* + + + + + \u2666* + \u2666 + \u2666***\nil\nVutomobile Protection\nfor Owners\nI!. W. DAWSON\nAnna].],. Illook\nn, i:\u201ex m Phom IM\nWM?)\nFor Sale or Rent\nKill\". HA1.K or tvttt\u2014IVviralilf ftir-\niii.-ha,l r.itliiKi* on north .sliorc. Fruit\nllVl-K. tiiu..I laarll. Bol 1177, NV1-\nt-iiil. __ ISSlll)\nf.lvp Blork (trllt, quickly niien It Is\n,tlv,.|-lisr'l in thrse rolmtin*..\nBoats and Automobiles\nWANTI-li \u2014 lliiulioat, In Bond\nthin. ll..x MM, Bally X. wa.\nMiscellaneous\nSiit'ar\nII\na,a!\nIll*\nVaac\naintr\nla\nWhole\ni ahani\nSillla\nBra nn.l r.-\nin Intsinp.-s\ndtlrlns\nBt-jfl\nTha\nOthar\nT. l.-nlio,\nlion. 1>\nl.a\n9c; frt-isli\ncar lots, ?0c\nEGG MARKETS '\nOTTAWA. March I'll. \u2014 Ker qtlotn-\ntlonp:\nToronto \u2014 Firm: Joblilnn gpocinls.\nJS..; ixtras, 37,-; firsts. Me,\n-Mrtnltolia\u2014Uneflanjp .1.\nAlli.rta \u2014 QtlotTng cottntrv phlp-\nP-rs. rxlr.-iK, We; firsts, Mc; sccomls\niff lo :3c.\nHrilish foliimlila \u2014 T.nr.tl fresh,\nNisy; payitiK country points, extras\n2K**; firsts, lie; lobblai axtraa, Ma;\nJjrsts. ;ilc; stcnnils ant] ptillrls. 2t,.,\n..'Ilic.-IKO \u2014 Spot. 29.*; March sllip-\nJ)ii!K ctisrs, t9%e; Marrh storaftc\nnarked. 3nr\u00bbc; April. ai',,c; Ucct-in-\nbar, 3l',ic\n.New y,\u201ek \u2014 Fxtras. firsts. 32v.c-\nMONTREAL PRICES\nMAKE A RECOVERY\nAsbestos Closes at a New\nHigh; Preferred Also\nIs Strong\nMONTREAL. Mareh M\u2014Ther* TCI\nn eenerel recovery in prloei on the\nexeh-inpe today.\nNational Breweries was leader\nactivity, hut cloud down tn 4IU> <*-\ndividf-nd. Second in iirtivity was\nMontreal Power, closing* \u00bbt 177. up I\nAtlantic Biwar was third, und was\nup !*''\u201e, to 27:'-i.\nAslx-stos closed at the nrw hipli of\n4f\"-a. The preferred was tip 21., lo\nllji nt the close. The weak spot was\nBritish Kmpire Steel first preferred,\noff 1%, at 29.\nOther Cban\u00abee: Atlantic hm preferred, up J ft; Canadian Cement, up\n\"*; Consolidated Bmeltera, off Itt: De-\ntrolt RaflWay, Off '{\u25a0; Spanish lUver,\nup 2; and CtMl of Canada, up 2.\nClosing prices: At lan tie .Supar,\n2.1\u00bb\u00bb: Ahitihi, fi\u00ab*i; Brazil, 52'i: Hrcw-\nerh-R. i%%\\ Brompton, tS', Cemi-nt.\n107 Tkl Laurentide, hi',*-; B. B, Steel\nfirst pr< f.-rn-d, 23; B. E. Steel second\npreferred, n>; Rpanlah common, IdT;\nSt.el of Can:id;t. II; Smelters, f.r>;\nHontroal Powar, 177; Winnipeg ei..-\ntric, 42.\nIT\nin!\n7V it\nthe day\nCement\nCan.-i.ii\nIns.(I at\ntion hum\nt'.-envei't-\nC.I'B.,\nd Twin i\n\u2022d\n-ii-*\n\u00ab'. FUhlna iv\nand finished r\n\u25a0trial i\nend ilo\n; Hell\n\u25a0hlpe.\nup\nVANCOUVER EGGS\nVANCOCVRR, Marcli 10. \u2014\nColumhia eggm. Froab extrai\nfr. sh firsts, sic; pull.-is-, extra\nVANCOUVER WHEAT\nVANCOUVER, March Id, \u2014\nTORTY-FOUR FAILURES\nOTTAWA, Marrh It\u2014Public no\n\u25a0ii bankruptclee are rlvan In i\ni ek's i.ssin* of lhe Canada Uaxetle,\n32c; extra firsts storage packed,\nfirsts, 32\\e held nt Qrand Forks on\nIStbt AppUoaUoaa will be\n<.ived np to noon of April Isi, I.;\nDiatrlcl F-oreeter, Coarl Houar.\nson. from Whom niiiillc.'Ulon form I\nfull partlculari may be obtained.\n5 I.'it*.\nCandldatei mual be llritish Bob\nnot mon- th:in fori V \\ .:irs of\nreedtent in Hritish Cottmtbl\nfnr\nt-'l\n'\u2022I\nphyeLcal eon\nence, nnd familiar with the practlcol\nsidi. of lonlna, timber erulelng, ear-\nYttyiom and forenl protection, with\nhnowledire of thn \\fonn\\ Act, Bad aide\nto DfiutH a oi t; .-nifi handle men.\nTins examination is io eeta>lleh an\nelltlble list for the nasi year, from\nQUEBEC, Mareh 20. \u2014 A contract which appointment! will be mad.' as\nthe eonstruetion of two eteel rangere are required. One ranger is\nfrolp-ht vaMNla for tho Ciinnrin tteam- 1 l't 'inired Immediately,\nrhi]) lin<-rt. and Involving upwards of I \\V. II. MaelNNKS.\nfr.iHi.nnn, bai bara awarded to the Civil Ben lee Commtaaloni r, Vlc-\nLaueoa ihlpoalldlng firm nt tieorne twin, B. C. \u25a0 l\u00abi\u00bb\u00bbJ\nT. l>avie K- Sons. ^_^ .\nron\nsai.i: \u2014\nten\nflitii.n. r\\\natreet, .\n\"\"boom\nuna. \\\nhon\n1 of\nabout i\nms.\nWrl\ne Petei\nms,\nBC.\nin\ntoffi\not\nr\nBulnfl\noil,\n03)\nLEADING INDUSTRIALS\nAND MINING STOCKS\nAre yon interested'! I Ret l.y\nWire e:i\"h day. nliiitil tnion. till lite\nAil ive Local Stocks. Advise me\ni.f ymir holiliiik's. nnil I will keep\n.ton pnsleil as lo the market. -A\/ire\nyour oi.lers collect, anil thev will\nl.c attended to at once.\nC. W. APPLEYABD\nlineral iMsnian. e City Propertll\n (I7J6)\nWHY OPERATE?\nfor Appendicitis, Gallstones,\nStomach nnd Liver Troubles,\nwhen HEPATOL.A does lhe\nwork without pain and no\nrisk of your life nor loss of\ntime.\nContains no poison. R.t -.\u25a0>! I hy JEM seed potatoes. i\u00ab*o-\nfifty per humlred. Apple ton Hros..\nProcter. B.C. {V _>)\nONE 6l'NCR fin-eat perfume for \"i.-n\nCPtits. Mi.tn v haek If not salinfled.\nAddrem Box 8TB*. Dally News.\n(8TM)\nPORTABM*: HawmUl With 48 Inch In-\ns.-rt.ii 1....H1 blade, In 1\n\u25a0 wagon, J. l\n(8741J\nhum. I;\nFOR BALK \u2014 Cocker apanlel pdpplea\nF, H, Rhtelda, Trail, Mi'. __ (M:U,\n\u00a7ARRKL8, K Hj C H A N D KMPTT\nrsarku \u2014 Mnel'onald Jam Comp*inv\nNel (ton. (8470)\nLost and Found\nin 11:10 p.m. sin*'\no-p tween Oak attm\nri-. I. purse contalnii\nWill finder plMse\nNewa Olfiee and\not flaaaaa between post\ninnis itreet, Finder\nal Dally Nawa, (8888)\nHIDES\u2014Writ* J. P. Morsfaa, Nelson,\nlor prices. (8BST)\nPIPE AND FITTINGS, ETC.\nComplete line Pipe nnd Fittings,\nall slzea. Sperinl, 1-fnrh Pipe, 8c\nper foot. RoOfiBg Felt, l-ply,\n$l.fiO; 2-ply, $2.00; 3-ply, $2.65 per\nroll. Extra heavy 3-ply Mineralized Burfacft, 90 lhs. per roll,\nepeelal, |8Jt, %-lneh Air Hone,\naultnhle for pnrilens, fie per foot.\nMixed Wire Nails, $2.00 per keg.\nWho Rope, Canvas, Logging Supplies and all kinds eiiulptnent\nB.C. JUNK CO.\n135 Powell Bt. Vancouver, R.O.\n(151*5)\nTKLL ynur Wanta tnrnuKli Tlie Pally\nNawa rlaaalflad oul tram\nMiscellaneous Wanted\nruiMJi store some liouvi-liold furni-\n1 uii* I'nr use of il. ur pay stun 11\nrental, Apply Boi BSll, Daily\nNewa. ^8818)\n\\UM I h \u2014 ri|i-:\" ~l\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-.\\:.*. DttT'dlw\nand pipe vi-.-. Bos I78S, pally\nNewa. (8788)\n\"GOVERNMENT LIQUOR ACT\"\nNOTtCIB OF APPMCATTON FOR\nBEER L1CKNCB\nNotleo is herrbv glVta th.it, on thp\nI81-4 dav or Blarcb next thi under*\nsigned Intends to apply to tlm Liquor\nt'ontrol Board for :i licence in respect\nof pramtara belni part of the Imiidinu\nknown as Outlet Hotel, altuata nt\nI'roeu-r. Hrilish Columbia, upon the\nInriilw dem rilir-O ns Lot Niinil.iT Part\nof Biatrial lot n. Itl. Group 1, Mam\nNnmbor A nnd B, Map Nundier 710\nKootenay, Land Registration District,\nIn the Provinee of Hritish Columhia,\nfor th\u00ab gala of bear hy ilie ulnsn, or\nhy the op.-n bottle for coiiHUinpiion on\nthe pfonuaaa.\nDatod thla list day of Febreary,\nI8IB.\nW. A. WARD,\n(STiir.) Applicant.\nBUSINESS AND\nPROFESSIONAL\nDIRECTORY\nElectrical\nDEANSHAVEN- DEVELOPMENT CO\nLTD., DEANSHAVEN, B. C\u2014\nWaaUBfhoiiM Raolo Rata, iia.lio r.ina\nComplata Bupar-HetafodyM Kits, ICyarf\nTiila-s. M'.-sllriRla.ii.e Mji'-tla bampa\nIn.i.M. Ttaatara, i:i,-. V. -1- K. Auto-\nmalic Klaatrlo Putnpw. Small Hydro.\nElectric Plants a Syficlalty. . .*% 1.1II)\nEH ALU It. MATKIN, Assoc, A.X.H.E.\nG\nLive Mock \u2022\u2022lil qulekiy when It Is\ntdvartlaad in tbaaa o.dumns.\nPupptlea, Power and Light InataUa-\nlimis, Generators nnd Uoiara* laala-\ntanance and Itepalra (soa?)\nTransfer\ni TKINSON TRANSrES \u2014 foal end\nBUSINESS AND\nPROFESSIONAL\nDIRECTOR\n(Continued)\nZ.\nKALISIt-\n310 Bsker St.\nLADIES' AMI HUNTS' TAILOR I\nWorkmanslilii and Hatisfactlon Guaq|\nantccl\nOwn mntprinl made up. Hemodellinl\nPrinting\nrriHE DAILY NEWS\u2014Quality Printing\nKullnft. Loose Leaf Forms, Ledge!\nRlieets nml Hinders always In Btockr\nCarpenter and Joiner\nL AWSON\u2014Odar Chesls, llardwoo.l\nand 1'ani'l Hoard. Below llarket.\n(ItlM\nLife Insurance\nSUN LIl'E ASSURANCE CO. 0%\nCANADA\u2014.I. il. Kennedy, IUstrloi\nRep. Cll'liies\u2014llilk.r Jllk. Milson. RCJ\ninr.r.i;!\nChimney Cleaning\nWT\nPOWLES, Official ChlmmJ\nInsurance and Real Estatq\nDW. DAWSON\u2014\n\u2022 Real Estate, Insurance. Rentals!\nAnnalilo Elk., l'.O. Hox T:,3. Thone 1971\nrnai]\nAND CITY PROPERTY.\nil)S Ward Slre.t. Kelson, B.C\nI8IS7I\nMonuments\n1AMPEELL ft RITCHIE MONUl\n-- MENTAL CO.\u2014P. O. liox S65, Nell\non. B.C!. Telephone 161. lfi\"\"\"'\nChiropractors\nDR. R. E. ORAY\u2014 nilroprarlor. rhonil\n115, nilker lllork. Offiee Houra: Iff\nto 12 a.m., 2 to r, and 7 lo II p.m., ex]\neept Sunrlays. (\"nnsullntions free. <8!\u00bbti01\nI LLAN S. DODDS, D.C\u2014riione C8S|\nOffiee Hours: in-17; 1-1 nnd liy apj\npolnliaent. Alierdeen lllork, Nelson, B.C\n isr.Bii\nAccounting\n\"\u2022HARLES P. HUNTER\u2014\nJ Auditor, McDonald Jam Bnlldlnrl\nox lllil Nelson. B.Cl\n (8:,f,2*\nFlorists\nCIRIZZELLE'S OREENHOUSES, NELl\n* son. Cut flowers and Floral desljrnsl\n_ (sEnif\nVv\nM. S. JOHNSON\u2014\ne 941 rut Flowora. PotteE,ir.l DON'T-\n'C'XpPr M>S-5C--E A.IS' DMJ\u00bb rMrrvM\n 6P6\nTHE NELSON DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 21, 1925\n' Page Nine\nTORTURED BY A\n\"DEAD'STOMACH\n\"Fruit-a-tives\" bring relief\n\u2022 Inn Chronic Constipation\nCOUNTESS CARNARVON\nFREQUENTLY TEARFUL\nI Mn. FRED LUDLOW\n\"For a great many years, I was\n'a martyr to Const ipal ion and\n'Indigestion; nothing 1 tried ever\ndid me any good. I was induced\ntd try 'Truit-a-tives\" and they\nbrought relief with the first\ntablet: and by taking this\nsplendid medicine at regular intervals, I suffer no more. I\nCAN NOW EAT ANYTHING\nWITHOUT FKELING THE\nSLIGHTEST PAIN OR DISCOMFORT AFTERWARDS.\"\nSo writes Mr. Ludlow, a former\nU. S. Vice and Deputy Consul in\nGreat Britain, and now of 161 West\n36th Street, New York.\nThousands have been relieved of\nthe miseries of Constipation and\nIndigestion by \"Fruit-a-tives\", the\nfamous natural remedy made from\nthe concentrated and intensified\njuices of fresh oranges, apples,\n. prunes and figs. 2jc and 50c at\nall dealers.\n' In a jinlgn-U'tit Hr. Jottlea Blptrary\ndisallowed the claim of Frost Brut hers.\nMoose Jaw, piunbfttg contractors on\nthe Weyburn mental hospital for\n$32,681 from the Rovernmant Saskatchewan, Tlie plaintiffs claim that\nIn the copy of tlie specifirations of\nwork sent to them ono \\y.\\pxt dealing\nwith laundry requirement* was mis-\nulng. The government denied that a\npage was missing in the specifications. The judgment carries costs\nagainst plaintiffs.\nClear Your Complexion\n\" With Cuticura\nBathe with Cuticura Soap and hoi\nwater to free the pores of impurities\nand follow with a gentle application\nof Cuticura Ointment to eonthe and\nheal. They are ideal for the toilet,\nas Ifl also Cuticura Talcum for powdering ond perfuming.\n_& ,\u00bbia.';:;^^V\u00ab\"?:\"*'r;'l;\n'TRAITRESSES\nGAY SMILE AS\nIS CASTIGATED\nMrs. Dennistoun Affected\nOnly at Mention of\nCowans' Curses\nColonel's Counsel Denounces\nPlaintiff Scathingly;\nFirst Rank Liar\nLONDON, March 20.\u2014Ban-lj* has a\nwoman of social standing lif-en subjected in an Knglish court of justice\nto a more scathing denunciation than\nwas Mrs. I'or-Hliy Muriel ] .**nnlstoun,\nhv Norman BIrkatt, when he addressed\ntlm jurv todav on behalf of Lieutenant Cnoael ran Onslow IVnntsloun.\nh\u00ab>r former husband, whom she is suing for monev which lha alleges she\nloaned him BOtofO thev were divorced.\nMrs. Jicnnistmin bore the ordeal\nwithout flinching, except when r--fer-\nMC6 was made to Sir John Cowan\u00ab\n\"troing to his grave with curses on\nhis lips for the woman who d.-ceived\nhim.\" when she was visibly affected.\nTht name of the lat-f SMt John Cowans, (Ireat Britain's wartime quarter-\nmaater-cenerat, has l.c*n brought Into\nthe trial through allegations by Mrn.\nJ)i-nnistoun that Colonel jiennistoun\nenemtraced bat relations with Ibe\nouart.-rmaster-gerieral to further bis\nmilitary career.\nCountess Leant on Sou\nThe dowager CsunteM of Carnarvon, widow of the noted Kgyptolouisfe\nwho married Colonel Denalatoun after\nhis divorce, often appeared on the\nverce of tears during the address of\nCounsel Birkett. She held her handkerchief to her eyes, and leaned tor\nsupport on her son\n\"Whatever might he said of Colonel\nDennistoun.\" said Mr. Btrkett. \"be is\nnot a liar, wln-rens on every fact you\ncan test her on, Mrs. Beiinistoun is a\nliar of the first JhnU,. She bas lied\nWith resource anil ingi-nuity.\"\nLowest Degree of Extortion\nPointing to \"this woman.\" be said:\n\"To use her own conduct as a means\n\"DODOS V\nfKIBNEYJ\nL-PI I.LS \"\n, 4kKlDNr:V JKA\n\\ 8\u201e.f'HEo^A.-ri5.\/*- '\u25a0\nof getting money from Lady Carnry-\ni is tiie lowest degree of unlorgiv-\nahle sins.\"\n' Traitress',\" \"extremely dangerous\nv-.inn.ui.\" and \"heartless,\" were so nie\nof Mr. Ilirkelfs oti)er comiiieiits, al\nwhich -Mrs. Dennistoun merely\nsli rugged her shoulders and amlled.\n\"This action is hliK-kmnll, and she\nknows it.\" the la-.vv.-r tliundered.\nSir Kllln Hum--Williams will address the Jury Monday on behalf of\nMr. nennlstoun.\nRewarded for Aiding\nthe Under-Privileged\nABBEY FUNERAL\nTO BE TENDERED\nLORD CURZON\nBut Burial Will Be at Ked-\nleston With Few\nPresent\n**\u2022*\u25a0'\".\"'?. . \u00bb, : KING AND QUEEN\n\"S-\"'\"s\",h ARE NOW CRUISING\nHOUSE OF PEERS\nTO OBSERVE DAY\nLate Marquis Was Lifelong\nSufferer From Injury\nto His Back\n\u25a0j._\nMRS. EDITH LELEAN GROVES\n\"vVhoHO long nnil faithful service on\nlielinlf (if \"umlPr-IMivileKi'il t'MUlren.\"\nwhile she wus u meinbei' of the Tu-\nronto sehool liounl, hruuKht her ree-\nosnltion in the form of a nubile banquet ami liresentution.\nYakima Resident\nSecures Arrest\nby Using Radio\nYAKIMA. Wush., March 20.\u2014An\n\"S.O.S.\" call sent out over u local\nradio outfit today resulted in the\nspeedy arrest by Sheriff Luce, of\nHarry Myers, who is said to bave\nbeen prowling ahout the home of\nWilliam Lawrence for some days,\nand who was booked on un open\ncharge.\nMrs. Lawn-nee had seen Myers several times, but when she attempted\nto summon help he always disappeared. She has no telephone. It\nwas finally decided to use the radio\nto signal to a neighbor's home across\nthe river, and the stunt was tried\ntliis morning, working to perfection.\nJt is tbe first time the radio has\nbe*-n used to summon^ officers in\nthis county.\nLONDON. March I'D\u2014The honor of\na fttnera] service In Westminster Al>-\nb.\\v Is to be acenrdid Marquis Curzon of Kcdleston. imc nf Crcat ISritaln's\nmost distinguished statesmen, who\ndieil -.-arlv this morning after a brief\nillness. The ceremony will he attended by representatives of the royal\nhousehold, members of both houses\nof parliament, and a great gathering\nof prominent personages in all phases\nof national activity.\nBurial Following Day\nThe ceremony will take place\nWednesday, and Immediately afterward\ntbe body will he conveyed to Kedle-\nston, where it will be buried Thursday in the presence of tbe family of\nthe maniiiis, and personal friends.\nAs a mark of respect the house of\nlords, fn which Lord Curzon was government leader, will not carry on its\nusual business Monday.\nA motion for adjourn in en t will be\nthe signal for funeral oratimis.\nAt the Curzon London NaMtnCe\ntoday Ihere was a constant stream\nof messengers bringing telegrams of\nsympathy from all parts of the world.\nThese included messages from numerous heads of foreign governments.\nReticence on Cause of Death\nUather unusual reticence Mill is being observed by the family of Marquis Curzon e.mcerning the cause of\nhis death. None of the official luil-\nI let ins pi the doctors in attendance\nupon him ever mentioned the nature\n|of the operation he Undtrwwtt and\nOnly In the final stages of his illness\nwas the news that congestion 0f the\n[lungs bad supervened was allowed to\nibe mentioned. The fact that one of\nthe surgeons who performed lhe operation was Sir .lohn VV. Thompson -\nWalker, a famous urologist, allowed\nthe nature of the malady to be suspected. \u2022\nSir Herbert Barker, a specialist in\nmanipulal ive surgery, and who had\nknown the marquis mam* years, said\ntonlfht:\n\"Tin' real tragedy in I.ord lur-\nzon's life was tiie Incurable Injury to\nbis back received during childhood.\nWhleh rarely left him free of a dull.\nweary ini itajta aad daubUesa did much\nto np his vitality.\"\nHJALMAR BRANTING\nFormer premier of Sweden, who\nwas extremely active in the affairs\nof the League of Nations, died tit\nStockholm a few weeks ago.\nDouble Drowning\nin North Ontario\nSUPPOSED EOMB NOT\nCAUSE OF THE F\nTHEPg\nBELLEVILLTv, Onl., March 20.\u2014.'\ndouble drowning was discovered a\nFraser lake Mar Fort Stewart Mon\nday when the bodies of Mrs. Nellh\nWilson and her U-year-old daugiitet\nShirley Wilson, were recovered from j conclusion reach.\nthe water, it became known today. Kite Marshal Ilea Ion, following\nAn inquest will be held. inquiry in his olfice today.\nj TORONTO^ March L'l).\u2014That\n\u25a0uppoaad bomb found in the Sun\n| school building nf the First Ave\nChurch which was destroy, d by\nj on March 4, \"was not a bomb\nany sense of the word, and\nI nothing to do with the (ire,\" was\nIRE\nthe\nday\nnne\nfire\nIn\nhad\nDIPHTHERIA STARTS\nIN NEW TERRITORY\nBoard Royal Yacht at Genoa; King Is in Excellent\nSpirits\nCLXOA, March 20.\u2014Their Ilriitanlc\nMajesties Arrived here today and Immediately buarded their royal yacht.\nthe Victoria and Albert. King C.eoriri',\nwho did not appear fatigued by. the\nJong rail Journey ncross France, was\nin excellent spirits. Noticing a ship's\ndoeior among the officers of his yacht\nhe exclaimed:\n\u25a0\u2022Hello, hen's another doctor.\"\nCrowds gathered to see the royal\nvisitors, but in rieferenee to King\ni U orge'fl wish, there was no demonstration.\nThe Victoria nnd Alberl will remain\nhere i \u2022 nie lit. start lnc: tomorrow on I\ncruise of the Mediterranean, which\nphysicians hope will restore the King's\nhealth Completely.\nScranton Fire Costs\n, Quarter of Million\n8CRAKXPN, IU. March 20.\u2014Fire,\nthought to hnve been caused by spontaneous combustion of oils and\ngreases, and resulting In an estimated\nloss of $250,000, destroyed the Delaware & Hudson machine and erectlnpr\nshops at Carbondale tonight, and\nbadly damaged four locomotives and\neonsiderablo valuable machinery\nstored in the buildings.\nBuckiand River Reports Epidemic of\nSore Throat; a New Case\nat Nome\nNOMA Alaska, Manh -J0.--A new-\ncase of diphlheria was reported here\ntoday, tbe first since the lifting, a\nmonth ago, of a iiuarantine after six\npersons had died from the disease.\nThe patient is the daughter of Herman Uecausky, formerly of Seattle.\nDi*. Curtis* Wakjh, sole physician\nuf N'onie. who worked night and day\nduring the height of the epidemic,\nreceived word from Candle, IM miles\nnortheast of here, that an epidemic\nof sore throats, wilh symptoms of\ndiphtheria, was spreading among the\nresidents Of Huehland River.\nLogan to Report\non West Indies\nTh.\nla\nParis hosiery is known\nas Mysterieitx. a name deserved by\nthe fact inat yuu can't exactly cap-\nlure their tint by any name and, half\"\nblonde and half-brunette, on*- can tell\nonly that they hlend with all tints of\nclothes.\nCORNS\nLift Off-No Pain!\nOTTAWA. .M.inii 18.\u2014A report con\n(iiliiliu; recommendation! respecting thi\nliarla ..1 Catania Willi Ilia W*Mt lnili-a\nwill In\" mail,, ill tin- flallsc nl\" iiiiii-\nITOH within the naxt few linys liv i\nnana* .1 Lojmn, Liberal, CoraberU-.ni!\nwho hamuli till' smciiil l\\u,.Hllan trad.\ni-i.iiimi.-.-nii. ti, lha West Inili'K durtnf\n.he iiael fi p month\".\nH^crried Over Beer\nin Grocery Stores\nTinn\nli.'iisi.m\nrotary\nIn ci'.\"\n\u2022-lis\nNTO. Mar\nla tell hy\n\u2022warding\nfovernm\npl,. wjped\nffomg ha\nKi v. .1. 1\nOntario 1\nthe propoai\nlit t't i-i 11\nlong tin\ncan rpmem\n..ut tbe la>\nill .Mr. Hall\nI, t.. the i\n11.*.. i\nTi.liiliii\n1 nf\nHER NERVES SO BAD\nSHE COULD NOT SLEEP\nI\nMr*, f.race K'llchen, HI. !Vleor*a,\nOnt., writes;\u2014 \"After having R MVM1\nattack of pneumonia 1 was lei't In a\nweak nnd run-down cnnditlu*i. My\nnerves were so bad I could lytf sleep\nnighls, nnd in the daytlnjei*I bad\nterrible fainting spells, caused *l.y my\nhenrt being weak. Finally 1 got so\nbad I had to tnke to my bed for\nweeks at a, Unie. but one day I read\nabout ' .. '\nMILBURN'S '\nHEART AND NERVE PILLS\nso decided to try Ihem. ,.. , ,\nAfler taking one box r felt n* slight\nimprovement. T have now tirViln five\nboxes, and hive gained :'.5 pounds In\nweight. 1 am now more than able\nlo do all my own housework as well\nas considerable outside work. I cannot recommend MUhuin'a JI, A N.\nTills too highly for those suffering as\nI did.\"\nC U N A R D\nANCHOR-DONALDSON\nCAN'AOTAX SERVICE\nFROM HAilTAX\nTO PLYMOUTH-CHEHBOtfaO-\nIeONDOM\nAntcni;\nMi\n*.,1il; Andania (ouiUs Lon-\nTO QUEENSTOWKAKD IJVE^POOI.\nCuronia, April 1\"\nTO GLASGOW I\nSaturnia, Alar. 30-\nFROM NEW YORK\nTO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL\nCarman la. .Mar, ^s; Aurania. Ayr. i\nraroiihc Apr 11: Seythia. Apr* __\nTO CHERBOURO AND SOUTHAMPTON\nMauretanfa. Apr. I. 22, May l.t I\nAquitmna. A|ir. 8, Apr. J>, May 20 \u25a0\nHereiigarta, Apr. 1\"'* May fi. 27\nTO LONDONDERRY AND GLASGOW\n.'ami-mnia. Mar. 2S; Tuscania, Apr. 4\nAthettte, Am*, ll: Olumbla. Apr. is\nTO FLYMOUTH-CHERBOUBG-\nLONDON\nAntonia, Mar. IS! Ausonia, A|ir..ll\nAlbania, June IS; Aihania. .inly lit\nTO PLYMOUTH-CHERBOURG-\nHAMBURG\nAndania. Apr is. May II, .lime 27.. I\nMoney orders and drafts at low-al\nrates. Full Informati'in from Agents\not Company's Of flees, 022 Hastings St.\nW. Vaecciiver. H<*\nTHICK, SWOLLEN GLANDS\n; ihat make a horse Wheeze,\n| Roar, luve Thick Wind\nor Choke-down* can be _W^\nreduced with s\ni\u2014b>\nt gr\n**.\\ow |\nDoesn't hurt one bit! Drop a little\n\"Kreezono\" on an aching corn, instantly lhat corn stops hurting, then shortly yuu lift it right off with fingers.\nYour druggist sells a tiny bottle\n\"I'Veeznne\" for a few cents, suffieii\nevery hard corn, soft\nor curt) btttm\ncalluses, uitbi:\nthe tfl\nut surene\ns, and the foot\nor irritation. |\nalso other Hunches or Swelling!. Noblister,\nno hair cone, and horse kept at work. Eco-\ntomical-only afew drops required at an application. $2 SO per bottle delivered. Mlllll.\nW'-J'NHE, IK the antiseptic liniment lor man-\nof i kind, reduces Cysts, Wens, Painful, Swollen\nnt j Vein j and \"leers. $1.25 a bottle at dealer* ot\nicli\"ered. *Jook \"Fvidence\" free.\n.- r \u00a5+vm< U(^ 45 ^gmm Viw_ Mwitr.il Cifc\nUsorblnc ind At:sorjiue. jr., arc aide la Uaida,\nCANADIAHui iPACIFICI\n. . .M.inUah\n..M hi-lllli\nTO EUBOrE\nBAILINGS TROM BT. JOHN TO\nLIVERPOOL\nA|.r. I\u00ab MiMiU'liili\nAi.r. 17 .Mantras.\nApr. 23 HO\nJlllf. 27 ... .' lliml\nApr. \u2022 \t\nTO BOUTHAMPTON-CHERBOURQ-\nANTWERP\nAnr ic M.'iiii\nAiir.S Miiuicdiis;\nTO GLASOOW\nAlir. 23 XaltfllTK\nApr. 4 - KmtrM\nIloliiilcd Informalian, rate,, r-tc. 11\nrequojit. Il^rlli i-emTvaliiiiiK anil t U-k\nnts from Loi-iil Ayt-ntM evi ry.vlu'iv, o\nwrlle\nJ. S. CARTER\nDistrict Passsns-er Agent. Nelson, B.C\nFor couphs tnke half a teaspoon of Minard's internally\nin molasses. For soro throat\nnnd chest heat and mb well\ninto affected parts. For cold\nin head heat and inhale.\n{Minarrl'i five, qui.* rrllrf *S\nNew Underwear for Spring\nMen's and Boys'Wear Preparations Have Been Made For China and Crockery DePl-\na Big Day Today, Saturday\nThese advertised articles only give you a very small idea of the assortments\nawaiting your inspection.\nNn. 2-\nMen's medium-\nweight M e rimi\nUnderwear. Com-\nb i n a t i o 11 s or\nshirts end drawers. Unshrinkable and very\ndurable. In three\nqualities.\nNo. 1\u2014Combinations, per suit\n $2.00\n8 h i i- t 1 0 i*\nDrawers, per\ngwjnentfl.00\n-Combiiiatiuns, per suit $3.25\nShirts or Drawers, garment $1.75\nNo. 8\u2014Combinations, per suit SJ.50\nShirts or Drawers, garment $2.50\nHATCHWAY NO-BUTTON UNDERWEAR\n\u2014Buttonless, botherless and perfect fitting. White lisle. Fine quality: very\ncomfortable. Combinations $2.00\nNATURAL MEDIUM-WEIGHT RIB\nENGLISH-MAKE VIKING PURE WOOL\nUNDERWEAR\u2014Light weight. The most\ncomfortable underwear made.\nCombination^, per suit $5.50\nShirts or Drawers, garment $3.50\nBOYS' MERINO UNDERWEAR\u2014Medium\nweight. Unshrinkable.\nCombinations, per suit ,... $1.50\nShirts or Drawers, garment 85-r>\nMEN'S PYJAMA SLEEPING SUITS\u2014\nGood duality Flannelette. Well made with\nsilk trogs. All sizes. Per suit $2.05\nMEN'S FLANNELETTE NIGHT SHIRTS\n\u2014 New pattern*. All sizes. Each $2.25\nper suit $3.75\nSTANFIELDS MEDIUM-WEIGHT RIB\nper surt $1.00\nDry Goods Department ReadV'tO-Wear\nTl,,. I., ill;..,,' ..,..,..1,;,,,, ..r ..\u201e..\u2666 1.... '\nThe biilliant sunshine of vesterdav\nturned our thoughts to summer dress goods,\nand new numbers arrived yesterday morning in the nick of time, including:\nFINE QUALITY DRESS LINENS\u2014In all\nthe best-selling colors, such as mignonette,\nvenczia, brown, cream, tan bark, thistle\nbloom and tomato. The finish nf this\nlinen cloth is supple, and il will launder\nwell. ,\",() inches wide. Al OS*;*\nRATINES are favorites of many, as the\nWeight of Ihis famous material makes it\nuseful for so nrauy purposes. Some delightful new shades are out this season,\nand while they are classed under old\nnames the colors are quite new. such as\nmignonette, peach, rose, pink, grey,\norange, gravel, lemon, saxe and white.\n!!6 inches. Per yard S!)c\nFRENCH CREPE RAY\u2014A material with\nplain grounds.with a Rayon stripe. This\nmaterial is going to be quite a favorite,\nas it makes up well, and the colors are as\nFrenchy as its name\u2014venezia, thistle\nbloom, mignonette, tan bark, grey, coral,\nflame and white. ,'!8 inches wide. IV:\nyard !\u00ab1.75\nENGLISH FIGURED CREPES -Suitable\nfor many purposes, especially for lingerie.\nThe many colors have different designs,\nsuch as butterfly, flying bird and a floral\npattern. The ground colors are pink,\nmauve, blue, peach and yellow. ,'U inches\nwide. At 3'.)t7-\nCREPE UNI\u2014A plain French material\nwith a soft finish. Colors are coral,\nmauve, rose, grey, gravel, saxe and white.\n36 inches wide. At $1.00\nMILL. ENDS OK GINGHAMS\u2014All short\nlengths, 2 to 5 yards. 27 inches wide.\nDozens of different patterns and colors.\nAt I'),*\nDRESSES FOR SPORTS WEAR\u2014In\nchecked and striped Kashi. Long sleeves,\nbroad leather belts, and other styles in\nthis beautiful material. Colors: Fawn,\nand brown, inx't'n and brown, grev and\nred, grey and blue . $1-1.05 and $21.00\nPLAIN AND STRIPE!) FLANNEL\nPRESSES\u2014S line are made in the long\ntunic effect, finished wilh silk military\nbraid; others are button trimmed or\nbraid. Colors are blue, almond, green,\nfawn, orange, navy $8.50 to $12.50\nREADY-TO-WEAR HATS\u2014In many new\nshapes, including Turbans or wide brims.\nCome in Milan straw braid, etc At,\neach $3.05 to $12.50\nJAILOR HATS\u2014In a straw braid. Bands\nof broad silk crepe de chene of contrasting shade.-. Colors: Navy, fawn, black,\ne'*'. Price $1.95\nFootwear Department\nGood news for lhe buys and girls who\nlike to play around in running shoes.\nA very favorable purchase allows us to\noffer about 100 pairs of Running Shoes at\nlower than the usual prices. When these\nare sold out we cannot repeat the order,\nso get yours now. Mail orders filled for\nthese as long as they lasl.\nYOUTHS' CANVAS BOOTS\u2014Rubber soles.\nScout make, with ankle protectors and\nrubber-covered soles. Sizes 11, 12 and\n1;!- At 95C\nBoys 1 lo 5, pair $1.35\nCHILDREN'S BROWN OXFORDS OR\nSANDALS-Good rubber soles. Sizes 7\nand IO'... Pair 85^.\nCAKE PLATES\u2014In several useful sizes.\nNicely decorated in pleasing floral designs. Each..75<*, 85<>, $1.00 to $1.95\nHake good, inexpensive- prizes for britbje.\nDINNER WARE\u2014Palf leaf pattern. This\ncan now be supplied in open-stock, and\nany customer wishing to replace breakages please note while we have the full\nassortment. An attractive set for six people in this pattern is made up as follows\n\u201452 pieces to the half-set for six people:\n(! bread and butter plates, 6 tea plates,\nG dinner plates, G soups, 6 cups and saucers, 1 sugar, 1 cream, 1 slop bowl, 1 platter, 1 covered dish, 1 boat and stand, 1\nbutler. 52-piece set $18.25\nOr 92-piece set $33.00\nBLACK TEA POTS\u2014Decorated with flowers in pleasing designs. 5-Clip size. At,\ngwh_ $1.00\nSaturday's Special Offerings'in'Grocery Dept.\nJOHNSTON'S FLUID BEEF\u2014IG-oz. bottle $1.10\nLIBBY'S SWEET RELISH PICKLE\u201412-\ngZ. bottle 30c*\nVAN CAMP'S CHILE CON CARNE\u2014No.\n1 tin 13.?\nLIBBY'S MEXICAN TAMALES\u2014No. 1\ntin - 19?\nPUKE GOLD SALAD DRESSING POWDER\u2014 Pkt 10?\nFRY'S BREAKFAST COCOA\u2014' :.-lb. tin\nfor 28?\nAPPLES\u2014Good quality. .\"> His. for . 25\nBoon\n \t\n' f ago Teu\nTHE NELSON DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 21, 1025\nTHE ARK\n;il I t'alier, 30. SS, 40 cents per\na.iuiiU- r.-ll. l.-nlu-s- .-.Ji'Hvii\/, ,1 Lifle\nf, -40 conta jn-r pjtlr. liie Kae\n-.1, I yards for C5 ceits. Oins-\nw, 35 to -10 cents per yard. Ladies'\nwefn. extra heavy, a few pairs to\nWatt, -JO cento.\nJ. W. HOLMES\nI'tiune 534 606 Vernon St.\nNelson Business College\nIndividual Tuition\n'.. SUMMER COURSE NOW\nPROCEEDING\nI Day and Evening Classes.\nBOX 14 PHONE 603\nFormer Kootenay\nMinister Passes\nVANCOUVER, Kerch -\"\u25a0\u2014llev. !\u2022:\nC M. MoColl, I'risiiviiri.ui minister.\nili.il sii.l.I,.niy lasl nlclit lii'i-f. Ks ln-\nItirmeriy was statii.m.l In tin* Ki,\u00abu.-\nAstonishing\nand Astonished\nAro the numbers of people who\nwill state that they can ua\nwell, and, when confronted with\na normal test, cannot see. They\nare fur-sighted, and that means\neyestrain, headaches, ji cunt in -\nuous drain on the nerves and\nbodily energy\u2014ami many otKer\ntroubles are traceable, to il.\nsome very serious ones. Cor-\nptet glasses relieve Ihis condition and five benefit iny results.\nJ. 0. PATENAUDE\nOPTOMETRIST and OPTICIAN\n\u2014-J iT-i\nTHE BEST COAL\nOur 1'iial I.ut lis li'ii'ly alul\nUu-eWI uul an in E** 11 st- ami\nsteady licit. .'mi will liet'il\nhss lliun other kiialH an.l liavt;\nniarii comfort, l-'.i it is a real\nprunuaiy ami uvea llnllars.\nImpel ial Lump, ton 812.50\nUnit Lump, par tun . Slii.50\n.Vine Lump, par I'm . S I-.50\nImperial Kir,-. Inn $11.\u2022,\u2022\u2022-,\niinpi.'riai Nm. p.ii inio.a.*\u00bb\nHall N'UI, par UU, .... $10.a.*\u00bb\nMacdonald Cartage &\nFuel Co.\n503 BAKER ST. PHONE 5M\nCLASSIFIED ADS BRING RESULTS.\nButter\n(llniiil.ile anil Curlew, Hi 50\u00ab?\nDominion I'rauil. prr 111. . 10<>\n1*00*1 tm*. Klil'lty fresh, per\n<\u2014 J5<*\nOinailian CtlOMO, pM lb.... 30\u00ab+\nKraft Chaoae, pit 11j 15c1\nLettuce, Celery, Grape Fruit,\nOranges, Bananas\nJ. A. IRVING & CO.\n513 BAKER ST.. NELSON\nThe Great Supply House\nThe\nDodge\nCar\nHas proven itself lo be\nideally suited to the\nroad conditions of the\nKootenay country. Sturdily built, it gives years\nof highly satisfactory\nservice and you will always find its resale\nvalue far above any car\nof its class on the market.\n\u00abNASH\u00ab\nCapitol\nMotors\nGeorge W. Pease, Manager\nOpp. Post Olfice Ne'son, B.C.\nPHONE 65\nNELSON TEAMS\nDEFEAT TRAIL\nAT BASKETBALL\nVisiting Flayers Downed by\nGood Margin; Play\nFast\nLOCAL MEN'S SENIOR\nTEAM EVENS COUNT\nLocals Check Trail Forwards Hard; Visitors\nCombination Speedy\nNation's\nnfehl tun\nTlail's t,'\nlia.'l,,lball limns lasl\nIn H (luultli- vlslory over\n, In Ivi. [tan guinea 'in\nBroken Rail Puts\nStreet Car Off\nTrack in Fairview\n\u25a0Kelson's siiTi-i railway s.-rvl.-.- whs\nInterrupted late yMtordiiy afternoon\nwhen tlio new oar. So. 3. wan derailed\n:it tiK> corner i\u00bbf Bsaiwen anil Pine\nHtrsettR, Kairvi.-w. The cause nf the\n.1. rat)tnent nf the rar. wblcli \u00bb:-\niiaclt for Mime li.mr.--i. City Electrical\nKii\u00abine.-r J. r, Ciates superintended\npi m ratio an while It was being re-\nidaeed on the truck.\nMARKETS AND FINANCE\n(Continued from page * )\nShareholders Approve\nthe Absorption of the\nManufacturers' Finance\nMn- Central soli.\n'ooal iirli mi\nti> 12. Th- .-\nTrail :it tn Kl.\nttOtOH Is ft' llu* J\naiiilltoiiuin. Tlie\nI by a seore of 18\n.sou DIM defeated\nOM of th.- larj**csi\nir was on hand tn\nw iln.ss the contests. Nelson Kills\nhave new h.-atin th.- Trail team twice\nin succession \u2014tlm first name In TraP\n-eiuR a walkaway with a |] to 7\n\u2022core. The men's \u00bbni*,n Kalkms stand\nLed with a win api-cc. Trull de-\ni.att.l Nelaon in Trail by Z points, bin\n.la- locals BtOtB never headed last\niieht,\nla the fust hall nf th.- ulrls' Kam.\n\"he Nelson team played steady and\n.ur- banket bill I. an.l at th- end of th.\n'ialf bad a nod margin over thn vlst-\nms. Trail in the second half cam*\nbaofe sirnnc, and smin* good work by\nM'^-: P, Pramr oa lhe visiting for-\nv.inl iin- pulled the t-ain up eonsi.U-r-\n;.i,iv. MIm iv Anthony Bin turnc1\na n \u00a3 1 gam.- fin th- visitors.\nTrail's Sheeting* Poor\nNelson sn-ls c.ieeked hard and heavy\nKIH] towards the end of the game the\nTrail play-rs mn retaliating and BB\ni conaequttiM P'av became mv rnugb.\nTiail had as much nf the plav in Hie\nursi half as dm Neiaon, out poor\nworh In around th- baskets lost them\nih- chance presented Nelron's for-\nwards ahot truer nn.l speedier.\nMhw \"Bertie\" Calnan waa the star\nl>< rformer of th- locale, with 11 pointa\nto h.r credit. Miss Anne Anderaon\nwith h-r I. ft hand push ahot, also did\n\u00bb.!! aii'l ahe netted eight pointa. Mis-\n'\u2022 Notman sunk th- ball through Ihe\n\u25a0\u25a0 mn for six pointa.\nMiss Balfour and Mtaa u Covington\nvm-l.-.l hard tot lh- Tiail t-am. whil.-\nMiaa Kraser ami Mrss Anthony acored\nthe pointa\nN.lS'.n's tram committed IE foula,\nnnd Trail maife toot pointa by fr-\nlorowa. Trail playera made I'i fottla\nmi which N'.isnn ii.,ni. ihu. pointa\nSenior Game Tast One\nA. G. LAMBERT CO., Ltd.\nManufacturer! of and Dealer* in\nALL KINDS OF LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL*,\n^SHINGLES, LATH, MOULDINGS, WINDOWS, DOORS, COAST\n-EDGE GRAINED FLOORING AND FINISH, AND BEAVER AND\nWALL BOARDS\nOrawar IMI\nPhona No. 82\nNalaon. B.C.\nail\"\n\\\\ ,i\nfull\niiii th- flral throw nf th- hall. Nel-\ni took ih- lead a I moat within the\nst minute of plav. when Jimmy Not-\nin dropped a baattet Bcotty Woa\noutatandlni atar on thf local for-\nid Iin.-. and in the first period\nleclally he found the bnakel a I moat\nthrow.\n.h<\nn. Tn\nid little\n Hie In\ni; BUI Cu\nii'- rangy centi\nfasl a lamt' al\nmon laal night.\nrtunlt) m i!-t\nirma an.l eagle -\n. th.' local *-nt-\nwiuiii] rorge\ni wn pla yen\nv. hi,\nIn\nc 1.\nis r\nb-nai\naih\nIII\nhalf Nelaon\nKill iim- hud\n;i play. .1 ana\n\u2022layers being\nii Ir reel.\nid half. Notn\n\"Cwiew Butter From Pure Cream\"\nREALLY DELICIOUS IS\nCurlew Butter\n\"From Pure Cream\"\nf\nIf Yen Have Nol Yd Tried Curlew Butter, Do So\nToday. You Will Be More Than Satisfied.\n*i uu can resl assured Umt it will bf delifered fresh\nbecause\nIt Is Mudc in Nelson hy\nTHE CURLEW CREAMERY CO., LTD.\nAiHle:pon and Miiir Faat\nOTTAWA. March JO, \u2014 The annual\nloetlng of the Manufacturer a' Finance\norporatlon was held here m.ia>\\\nonator .1. A, McDonald, thf president,\n\u25a0as m-leeled. as were the old board\n! the\nThe\nni.,.\nimaiKainniion ,,f Dominion Finance Guaranty and Manufacture!1!\n\u25a0A*as approved. ' The romhiii.-d enin-\npaiii.s Dow have a capital uf about\n11,0-flO.MO. \u25a0\nFive Million Bid\nfor Nickel Assets\nRefused by Court\nTOROKTO, March M. Ai tha\nI-jdlclal sale of tha assets nl tin- Itrit-\nBO American Niek.l oprporattoR, be*\n\"ore Charlea iiarmw. K.c. inaatar <>t\nbe supreme court, this afternoon, i>.\niv. Hauadera, K.C;, mad. a bid of\n'MOO.0 for n clienl wlmse Identity\nHOB not diseinsed. Tlile was liie only\nhid offered, and as It did not reach\nihe n-serve price set. n.i sale wan\nmade. Proceedings were adjourned\nuntil May 7.\nHORSWILL NEW\nPRESIDENT OF\nROD AND OUN\nFavor May First as Date\nfor Opening\nSeason\nRECOMMEND CLOSING\nOF ROSEBUD LAKE\nKootenay River Closing\nWas Hoax to Get Members at Meeting\n4rgentin\u00ab\nSows a\nBig Corn Acreage\nOTTAWA,\ntrade I..H1I11\nI.UI i'al.l.,1 1\ni.l official\n'..Yaniiiiiiil.\nAtKfll Hm' I'\nis SI'.lllL'.IHltl\n\u25a0.n:,.imu ma-\nIvtl-t4, anil\niv.mn tails lo lil-l-L\nTh, first\n11.24-lt KM\nl.all.'ll all Jl\nMarch 10.\u2014The \u00ab'a linn\nsslini.r nt ila. an. 1 Ains\nnt. kooonllng ii> tin' .-it'*\nI'lii'iiasl i.l' tli, Argentine\nlh,. iii'iii M.wti in ..an in\nr Ilia siasini nl r.i^1-^r,\nIH'l-.'S. IIS l'i,Miliaria! Willi\n:,, tin. final estimate for\nwith * 117.min. tin- annual\nIlia fhi-.vi'iir period KUT-\norei a-i tm* ila s. isuii i.l\nli.l ill,mnl iiiais. ns re*\nWINNIPEG\nWHEAT QUOTATIONS\nWlii'.il- -\nMav .\nJulv ...\nOpen llik'li Law l'l\"\"'\nlllll 1 il*- \u25a0 k ISi'l H'.-'.\n|f>i Hi*, i. 135 H.I\nIli'l.\n'.\\lsv\n1.17 imi1.- I-T III!)\nnn, :,l'. n 51\u00bb,\nI lit. . . .\nHail, y \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\n;.n * 51'! ii'''\u00ab 1114\n.llll,\nIli'l\nKlax---\nMny\nJulv\nOct. , ..\n M\n . \u2014,\n\"i* '.'i* .'i : .'it a\njn jit', :'ii :it\nIVsplte the advertisement, whleh\nstated that the Nelsnn and DUtrlCt\nHod and Cun clul> was Koine lo consider the clnsiiiR of Kootenay river td\nall fishiiiK. there was no talk of this\n(lin'Mtlun at the annual meeting last\nnight To teil the truth,' thf advertisement was a wise Iinax to pet pn\na Rood attendance. The hoax worked.\n1-ii t he fore Ilie meeting was Very old\nthe officers were s-ven-lv criticized\nh.r th- go-otljed mnlnformatton.\nA. S. Horswiil was named as president for Ihe year'in succession to\ntloerge w. Itea]-. aroo has toted in\nthat capacity for some years. (iffi-\neer-s aw elected were: Honorary prat*\ni.l-nt. L. W, Ihimplirey. M.I'.: president, A, Si Horswiil; vice-president.\nK. H. h.itham, Kaslo; seerelary-lreas-\niu*<-r. T. Hdn'ierpliam; executive cotn-\nmitt-.\u2014B Collinaoft, Major r. 1.\nSecond Division\nllatliK'iilt', l'l riytk-liank. ;l\nRUOBY\nNorthern Union\nLeigh. II: liatli.y, 7.\nRu;*liy Union\nCardiff, 211; oxford anil 1'iinil\nIftlvcnltlM, n.\nArmy Cup Final\nSoulli Wali-8 lluril^n-rfi. HI:\nlurs,. (luarila, .'I.\n\"red\" Mcdonald wins\nIIAI.II'AX. X.K.. Mm ih 20\u2014 \"Ileil\"\nMiDiitiiilil. Halirux. fealliirwolKlil. wiih\nIrom Joe Hurke by a technical knockout in Ihe ninth round uf a scheiluli'il\nIt-round liinil hare tonight.\nDOKKY DANCE --\nDAY-EAGLE I'ALL\nUlEMAN.\n...I al Ma'\n....l,. Hi', i\nlar lhc inli\n.,i with I'M\n-I.l .'.ial -\u2022\u25a0\nal- Will |,l\n ,1.' Uuiii\n\u25a0 al'.way. rol\non tha N.-l-'.\nEASTER MON-\nA K...I.I Hm.'\nI.roiil speelallat. \"ill In- In Ni'lsnn\nr.ini Miualav. March SSrd, unlll thr\ni.tilMK i.r Sat ill ila v. March 2.*th. alul\nan in' coniulted at tin- lu.ni.linl\n(llll)\nCorporation n( the City of Grand\nrnrVs, B.C.\nTENDERS WANTED\nDependable Groceries\n.ECONOMY-SERVICE\nku\nPHONE 235\nQuaker Choice Quality\nPEAS \u2014TOMATOES \u2014CORN\u2014\n''\"\u25a0 im '20f ri far $1,15\nSWEET POTATOES - S.ili.l\nPack. Urge tin 35<-\nWESSON OIL K,.i Salaus ,\u201e\u25a0\nfor Cooking. Tin .|5<-\nJERSEY CREAM SODAS .M.-\n* \".ii mirk's iv,. ;\u00bb5-a\nARROWROOT BISCUITS \u2014\nChrWic-a. l',-r l'i.. i()c\nTILLSON'S HEALTH BRAN\u2014\n'*'-- 25C 2 i\"i- -I5<*\nCREAMETTES -Tli,. mu ma.'-\n*' ] \u25a0'\u2022 2 l'l\"-\". 25<^\nQUICK QUAKER OATS-Cuuks\nI\" '\u25a0\u25a0' \"< ' '\"\"'-\" nt-OOB\nClovcrdale Butter\nl'i,-!, r,'.:\u201e,\u201e.,y, J{ ll.s. BIAS\nORANGES\u2014LEMONS\u2014GRAPE\nFRUIT\u2014CELERY\u2014LETTUCE\nA. S. Horswiil & Co.\nPhone 121\nSaturday Specials\nl-ocal Fresh Kggn, 2 tluz 85<^\nCurlew Creamery Hotter .45^\ni'eerleaa Creamery. II) -lOtT?\nTomittoes, large tin 20<\u00a3\nQuaker Corn, tin :.....20t->\nSUndard Tcaa, tin _Q^\n6 tins of cither for ..$1,15\nArcadia Codfish, 2 lbs 45,-k\nHeady-Cut Macaroni, 2 lns.25*-t\nWelch's Graiielatle, 4-lb. tin\nfor 85<*\nCabbafe, 4 lhs. for 25<^\nOranges, from, doz \u2014-30r all or anv of snuifi\n'..kmxio brtcka in place In two murks\nhtkI flue-clianiliir at Uratiby smelter\nBite. Thn liiKtu st or any tender not\nnc-vKsarily accepted.\u2014JoU A. Uut ton,\nClerk, (8476)\nW, W. P-TgUHon. ttarrister, Solicitor,\nNotary Public uiikcr Hlock. (B.r>53)\nWe cum Hiiuply nn Ik tor ) our Imby.\n('lean, wholesome and fresh. AttooM*\nfor ii with tlie driver; lie Is rtUabn.\nOr |ihone Crtacent Iviiry, ittRl, (W^M\n. (.mi,iui\nriieri.\nMatinee- 2:30 p.m.\nNight, 7 and 9 p.m.\nTom\nMix\n-In-\nTeeth'\nCOMING TOMORROW\n'It Is The\nLaw'\nm\nThe Car\nfor the Millions\nwith the Million\nDollar Motor\n**-\nQuick and Abundant Power\n\u25a0\nTiiu Million-Dollar Motor ill the STAR CAIt\u2014u\nmotor lhat deliver* 20;,; more power and steps up\nfrom 5 to 25 miles in 4-W seconds.\nOnly a drive with you at the wheel will convince\nyou of (he power and flexibility of the Million-Dollar\nMotor in this up-to-date STAR CAR.\nFull force feed lubrication to all betrlon and\ncam .shafts. Never a burnt-out bearing in a STAR\nmotor.\nDesigned and Bailt by One ol Oar Grealtst\nEngineers\u2014Darant Leads, Others Follow\nKootenay Garage\nP.O. 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Recommended best practice is to identify the related resource by means of a string conforming to a formal identification system."}],"Title":[{"label":"Title ","value":"The Daily News","attrs":{"lang":"en","ns":"http:\/\/purl.org\/dc\/terms\/title","classmap":"dpla:SourceResource","property":"dcterms:title"},"iri":"http:\/\/purl.org\/dc\/terms\/title","explain":"A Dublin Core Terms Property; The name given to the resource."}],"Type":[{"label":"Type","value":"Text","attrs":{"lang":"en","ns":"http:\/\/purl.org\/dc\/terms\/type","classmap":"dpla:SourceResource","property":"dcterms:type"},"iri":"http:\/\/purl.org\/dc\/terms\/type","explain":"A Dublin Core Terms Property; The nature or genre of the resource.; Recommended best practice is to use a controlled vocabulary such as the DCMI Type Vocabulary [DCMITYPE]. To describe the file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource, use the Format element."}],"Translation":[{"property":"Translation","language":"en","label":"Translation","value":""}]}